Comments on: Female Domestic violence in India

By: David Cane (Dr.)

David Cane (Dr.) — Thu, 03 May 2007 02:23:23 +0000

This article is disturbing. Not because I am not worried about the affliction of men’s rights, but because of the sick amount of ignorance that is being allowed to fester here. Take it from someone who has lived and studied cultural anthropology in India for several years and knows the truth. The marital system in India does need the new domestic violence bill. Considerably so.
And before you post any more ignorant ravings in response to my post, I would like you to ask yourselves something:
Do you always take things for granted when they are said by someone who has no evident crudentials to back up their staments?

I would also like to add that such articles and comments are a severe disgrace to me, and other men,
Who unlike the writer of the article, took time and thought to evaluate the actual circumstances of domestic violence in India.

By: vaghela s v

vaghela s v — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 18:45:51 +0000

Hello

I am also victim of new DV law in india which came in force since Oct 06.My ex abducted my childern with all leagl papers from mumbai airport when we were transiting from NZ to UK.It was preplanned clearly and last week she filled fake DV claim and demanded hefty interim relif,custody of childern and stopping me seing or contacting her.Both childern are habitual resident in NZ and this is clearly a worst form of child abuse one can imagine!I am trying to get her extradited to NZ to be tried here and get punished. any suggestion welcome..

http://www.vaghelasv.com
HAPPY New Year 2007
“Year of Abused Men”

By: julie

julie — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 03:09:20 +0000

Intrepid,

The women don’t get it! OK here’s another side. Feminists come down to normal women’s level and say things like: 150 years ago men in England were allowed to feather and tar their women and then burm them to death or: in India men burn are allowed to burn their women alive. And they circumsize them for men’s sexual desires.

Sorry, but that’s it!!!! Women want to stop that. It is what they don’t say that is the problem.

The problem is that women are not questioning this information. I mean, how many men tarred and feathered their wives in England? Or how many men in Indai burn their women to death?

Men have to understand that these women really are evil.

Damn, I wanted to show you a recent say from women’s rights here in NZ. But I will find it later.

Anyhow, in it the leader of women’s affairs in NZ says that 10 homicidal/suicidal events happened in the last 3 months regarding DV. But then she says after repoting this that men commonly kill their wives and children. The way a normal person would read this is that men have killed these women. But that is not true. I followed these deaths and they were not as they say. Women are also killing their men. Think about it. Who’s wrath is more dangerous? Yes, womens!!!

By: Intrepid

Intrepid — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 01:52:49 +0000

Gee… I thought you Canadians were multi-culturalists. This man is from another culture, and you aren’t respecting his culture or his facts & opinions. Hmm..I guess when feminists say they respect other cultures they mean when these cultures can undermine their own countries traditions, or when these cultures have been gutted by social enginnering! Your tolerance is gone in a puff of smoke it would seem.

As for your straw women, since family courts are usually closed (at feminst & sophistcommand) how on earth are we to tally whose winning under what charges. All the courts are hiding their one-sided handing over of children to women. Men’s groups are slowly putting together the numbers dispite this state secret. A women can simply appear and if she doesn’t scream, or show drug tracks up her arm, than bingo she gets the child in about 90+ % of the cases. In many of the other 10% of the cases the women doesn’t want the child and the state then gives the child up for adoption whether the man knows what is going on or not.

You are projecting your propangada on to us.

By: Chelsea

Chelsea — Wed, 27 Dec 2006 10:26:35 +0000

Anyone can accuse anyone of anything at any time. What you’ve failed to mention is whether or not she’d win. And so you’ve established nothing, just spread mindless sexist propaganda.
You’ve got good cause but you’re hurting yourself with moronic articles like these.

-Canada

By: Peter

Peter — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 09:07:53 +0000

As I was waiting to pick up my son from school two eight year old girls walked by, hand in hand. They stopped outside the home of one of the girls, embraced, shared a lingering french kiss and one put her hand up the others dress.

Regardless of ones opinion of lesbianism/homosexuality one should be concerned that our children are sexually active at such a young age.

‘The influence of environment on growing minds’

‘…particulary when we are dealing with those who are young and tender. That is the time when they are easily moulded and when any impression we choose to make leaves a permanent mark.’

(Plato, The Republic)

Given the intensity of lesbian pop culture in the media (and the denirgration of men and boys), the support given in schools, the state sponsored defathering of families and the manipulation of the legal, financial and social systems this is clearly the vision the current regime holds for New Zealand.

While a pleflora of legislation and policies have been rightly introduced to improve the quality of life and status of women in New Zealand (for the betterment of all and with yet more that can be done). The introduction of legislation and policies to provide services and support to men and boys has been deliberately stymied for over forty years now with predictable and grievous effects.

Globally, men in countries which haven’t succumbed must be made aware of the radical feminist agenda. So that, as the deserately needed legislation and policies to improve the lives of women and girls in those countries is introduced, so to are legislation and polices introduced protecting the rights of men and boys. Thereby preventing the process being hijacked by extremists.

They can learn from our mistakes.

Should women continue to support radidal feminist terrorism they ultimately risk losing all that they have so nobly gained.

By: Stephen

Stephen — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 02:07:58 +0000

My heart goes out to my Indian brothers. This is the most recent report I’ve come accross about India’s new domestic violence legislation. All reports I’ve seen seem draconian and misandric (anti-male).
There’s a nz connection too. With many Indians who have close ties to India living in nz these days there are bound to be a few who’ll agitate for similar laws for nz society.
Absolutely no room for complacency then in spreading the word that the world’s largest ‘democracy’ just became a feminist police state.

Many nz men (and one or two women) will already be familiar with this.

Demographically speaking there’s a case to be made that as women of votable age outnumber men by approximately 10% that ‘democracy’ is rigged in women’s favour and men are therefore always going to be prone to being the oppressed minority.
That’s something which deserves it’s own blog IMO. So more on that later.