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Male suicide is a national crisis that kills more men that the road toll.
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It is a matter now of only a short time before roads become as irrelevant as men as we enter the age of AI flying cars and robotic production.
Comment by Evan Myers — Fri 29th January 2021 @ 1:16 pm
It doesn’t matter how many men die. What is important is to maintain the feminist ideology and narrative. If the number of male suicides can’t be ignored then divert attention away from the real causes. Above all never have meaningful reform of the divorce industry. This is the reality of New Zealand society and has been for decades. Happy for you to prove me wrong, but I’d say the evidence is overwhelming.
Comment by Vman — Mon 8th February 2021 @ 1:30 pm
Q Vman. This death was at the PM’s place of work. Not sure if she was in the office that day. But if she was, she would have been informed within seconds. She would have had a birds-eye view of the result of decades worth of policies that lead up to the deaths. And if she wasn’t, she would have been informed within seconds anyway as would her speechwriter to mark it up as mental health. All be it mental health caused by the Government managed Family Court, intergraded IRD and police.
Ahh yes the police who are breaking ranks to talk about it on the Internet. See
https://menz.org.nz/2020/ex-senior-police-officer-exposes-domestic-violence-order-racket/
With a high resolution video camera in everyone’s pocket, not to mention the heavy presence of surveillance cameras there, I say the police have multiple videos of it.
If you add up 40 years of suicides the numbers are staggering. If you take the view abuse is not an accident, you must also take the view liability falls on the Government to compensate the children for the loss of their dads and the others. That lists includes his mother and father, siblings, grandparents, grandchildren, other close relatives, workmates, his close friends.
A thesis must be written. But it also must be read. Only a female professional student should write it. They made it difficult to obtain more detailed records from the Coroners court but that is now easing.
http://www.nzlii.org/nz/cases/NZCorC/
The idea to bring all humans together which includes gender will have to be addressed. This is the time PM Jac must step in to stop the carnage, repair families and make if fair for both parents to equally share in their children, assets.
Now Jac may think she may lose feminists votes. But I say those votes will be replaced by the grown fatherless children and most of the decent society of NZ would agree.
Comment by Lukenz — Tue 9th February 2021 @ 8:38 am