[average american student]

Victory for men's rights, the second amendment, fairness, and equity.

[SECURE AMERICA]

Restraing Orders and Protection from Abuse Orders are some of the silliest ideas laywers and judges came up with.

How many women have been killed within 48 hours of a Court issuing a Protection from Abuse order?

Like a guy that has decided it is worth killing his wife is not going to, because he might be put in jail for violating a PFA order.

[mad puppy]

I hunted with a guy several years ago whose life was seriously screwed up because his psycho girl friend got a restraining order on him and then used her kid to cause him to violate it.

He had to move out of HIS house because she had a kid which wasn't even his. After a few weeks he is walking through a mall when she sent her kid running up to him. She snapped a couple pictures, made nice-nice and went immediately to the cops. He did 3 months in jail and is no longer allowed to touch a gun and when you're a hunting guide, that is a hard blow.

One of the most outrageous deals I've ever seen first hand.

[donna]

Why do men marry liberal women?

[Clemenza]

Unfortunately, the judiciary (especially family courts) and the educational establishments have become Gynocracies. Nice to see a woman who “gets it” in terms of gender equity.

[redpoll]

Why does this happen? The methods abusive men and women use are qualitatively different. An abusive man will simply hit someone. An abusive woman will use indirect vendetta, gossip, and destruction of reputation. In that manner, the legal system is perfectly set up to provide abusive women with the weapons needed to express abuse.

I advise my son to be very, very cautious when dealing with any woman because of this problem - in the same manner that I would advise my daughter, if I had one, to avoid ill-tempered, thin-skinned, violent, and crazy men. I’ve dodged the bullet myself, thank God, but just barely. I’ve also seen a whole mess of false accusations against decent guys.

Thanks for posting this.

[Old Teufel Hunden]

"The U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to hear another case, U.S. v. Hayes, to decide whether an old misdemeanor domestic violence conviction can bar a man from ever owning a gun."

Looks like another 5-4 decision for the good guys.

[Old Teufel Hunden]

This article does not even touch the flip side of this issue. Women killing their husbands (who are usually asleep) with a gun and then getting off claiming that they were being abused (mentally, physically). I’m not for misogyny, but if these women are actually being abused then they need to leave the home or shoot the SOB when the SOB is actually assaulting them.