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Walk Against [Male] Violence!... are YOU gonna be there? (pg. 2)
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xllilkittylx
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Originally posted by StereoPrincess
the way i understood the topic was that this was a walk against violence caused TO men not BY men. i'm i right?


uhhh well... it could be one man hurting another man =P
rabbitjoker
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Originally posted by xllilkittylx
what are you talking about?!.. girls are actually really brutal.. we could break a couple of bones and even kill, and i bet there are some out of control females that do, and you SHOULD protest against it.

ps. clothes are expensive :P can't afford to have them torn!! =P.


Case and point the mother in TX who killed her kids today.

Women/men are both capable of being violent.
rabbitjoker
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Originally posted by StereoPrincess
the way i understood the topic was that this was a walk against violence caused TO men not BY men. i'm i right?


Not when it was explained to me by one of the founders.

This walk (unless it's changed) is against male-caused and male-perpetrated violence - not violence where the victims are men. It's violence caused BY men (against men, women, animals).
DigiNut
I agree with RJ... this is a perfect example of how society has taken discrimination -by- a group and turned it into discrimination -against- that group. White hetero males are apparently all a bunch of racist homophobic chauvinists. :rolleyes: It's gettin' old.
ShAwZy
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I'm gonna go there and pick fights - - from Cap


I laughed my ass off when I read that!!hahah...:haha:
trancearmada
agree with RJ on a lot of points... as far as I know I am not gonna walk for ... as it ain't gonna help the cause in anyway... people just need to be more concious of what other people do to each other (i.e. spousal abuse is being commited) and actually do something about that...
DJRocco
i'm disapointed myself
i'm a guy.. i'm not violent. i don't see why i have to walk and support something against male violence. Freaken girl the other day wanted to kick my ass at school cuz i accidentally walked into her. Doesn't that make her violent as well?

NOW, i've seen guys beat up girls but like RJ said, violence IS violence. I personally wouldn't mind supporting a walk against violence but a walk against men violence? Comeon, u gotta be kidding me!

i wanna write a letter to that MOFO promoting this walk.... any one got their email address?
King_Mack
RJ
very well said mate!!
SgtFoo
look I'm not being particular or saying that violence isn't universal, and boundless. I agree with what all of you have said so far. I'm going b/c my friend wants to go, and I feel like a day off of school, and I just feel like going down town. $20 isn't much for me so it's nothing out of my way.
I simply wanted to know if any TAs would be there.

...gosh!
The Highroller
i'm gonna be there cause it's a field trip for phys ed at my school.. don't ask why :rolleyes:

djeso
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Originally posted by rabbitjoker
I remember when this walk started. I was in high-school and some guy came to talk about it (like 8/9 years ago or something)...

I was opposed to it becuase it singled out *male* violence - when violence is a genderless, raceless problem. I was one of maybe 100 people out of 1500 in my high-school who didn't go to the event. Instead we each donated $20 to the united way.

Consider this: Immagine if there was a walk against jamacian violence?? Or immagine if there was a walk against german violence, american violence, russian violence, serbian violence...

Yes, there is violence against women - which is sick and disgusting - but for me all violence upsets me - which is why I can't support a walk against MALE violence - but I would support a walk agaist VIOLENCE.

So - to my point - has this walk changed any since I was first introduced to it so many years ago?

Admitedly, I was very bothered by the guy who came and spoke to us in grade 9. I left the assembly feeling like I came from a violence-mongering group (men).

Coming from a home where I had to boot out my step-father becuase he hit my mom when I was 16 I am all against violence - don't get me wrong. I just don't like feeling like a perpetrator when it isn't waranted (regardless of statistics. I could bring up race/crime stats (from the US) that would make people sick).

I -might- give money to this group - but only if they drop their anti-men attitude - and adopt an anti-violence view (of course a tax receipt would be required).


Said very wisely !!!

Might aswell share my story

In grade 8 I got slapped by a girl... why .... cause some other girl lied to her that i called her a bi**h :crazy: which was not true, since I actually liked the girl lol, anyway I would never hit a lady, so i let her slap my ten times in the face, now who was violent there :conf: the TEACHER saw this, students witnessed it, and the school done NOTHING, imagine if it was a guy hitting a girl, what would've happened.
rabbitjoker
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Originally posted by The Highroller
i'm gonna be there cause it's a field trip for phys ed at my school.. don't ask why :rolleyes:


To be honest, I would protest this - based on the fact that it is against -male- violence rather than violence as a whole (just as I did when I was in HS).

The point is this: All violence is wrong. Physial/emotional - it's all the same. It doesn't matter if a woman or a man causes/inflicts it... It's all wrong...
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