four1298
pro-immigration activist
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I'll start off by noting that one of the chapter titles of "men's rights activist" Warren Farrell's book is "If We Cared As Much about Saving Males As Saving Whales, Then..." While I'm not an expert on whales, this title seems to be create the illusion that society cares more about animals than men. If this is true, why do we eat animals? Earth Crisis has described the life of animals as misery, anguish, and loneliness.
One of the most toxic aspects of the "men's rights movement" is its opposition to female victims of domestic violence. He has a chapter on this. At the moment, I don't want to reread it, and I forgot about it when I did read it, but I will defend women who defend themselves. One of the most popular cases is Marissa Alexander's. She was punished for defending herself despite not inflicting any damage on her husband. This is why he's wrong to criticize self-defense. I think Farrell is silent on this. Why? There's actually a whole book written on the defense of self-defense titled Imperfect Victims... There seems to be better cases than Alexander's:
It's based that this author describes abortion as "murder." That seems pro-life to me.
One of the most toxic aspects of the "men's rights movement" is its opposition to female victims of domestic violence. He has a chapter on this. At the moment, I don't want to reread it, and I forgot about it when I did read it, but I will defend women who defend themselves. One of the most popular cases is Marissa Alexander's. She was punished for defending herself despite not inflicting any damage on her husband. This is why he's wrong to criticize self-defense. I think Farrell is silent on this. Why? There's actually a whole book written on the defense of self-defense titled Imperfect Victims... There seems to be better cases than Alexander's:
I read about Dixie Shanahan, a woman subjected to unspeakable abuse who killed her husband, Scott, after he threatened to murder her and their unborn child.
...
On May 10, 2004, Judge Charles L.
Smith III sentenced her to fifty years’ imprisonment
It's based that this author describes abortion as "murder." That seems pro-life to me.





