Why is it that when a man is beaten or killed, people say, “He probably deserved it,” but when it’s a woman, nothing can justify it?

[Anonymous]

[jshm2]

Because even an average build man can fight like a crowd, all by himself - if he has the will.

Whereas a crowd of women can be a bigger problem all by themselves.

[Dargil]

If women did not have double standards, they would have no standards at all.

[Chazmatazz269]

That’s a fact.

[Agape93]

You've asked this before, and got answers. Stop asking.

[DryGermanGuy]

Sounds like another silly Esteban theory.

[tiredpanda]

Who says that? lol

[Chazmatazz269]

Pretty much everyone. It’s so common that Warren Farrell refers to it in a book he published decades ago.

[lilBigPotato]

That's not a common thing.

[Chazmatazz269]

It’s actually SUPER common. This is why, in movies and television, when men are abused and mistreated by women it is always comedy and when women are abused and mistreated by men it is always a drama, thriller or horror.
It’s also why there are literally no resources for male victims of domestic violence and intimate partner violence. Literally EVERYONE blames men for their own abuse. This is why there are dozens or possibly even hundreds of social experiments like the following.

https://youtu.be/GccCWo_eZdw?is=tI_Wuba8BlXOaKn_

https://youtu.be/zB6h6tzi-oc?is=ef48TYPrOBRATzIc

https://youtu.be/dtVHnZX8E50?is=kf1F4_rhlQnp1SZN

They all show the same results.
In fact, the stereotype in question is so pervasive that most law enforcement utilizes the Duluth model for DV intervention. That is to ALWAYS remove the male from the situation because it can be assumed that he is the primary aggressor entirely without evidence.
Only the rise in acceptance of homosexual
couples has forced them to reconsider the Duluth model. In more recent years, we have learned a lot about DV & IPV. Included but not limited to, violence is highest in lesbian relationships, second highest in heterosexual relationships and lowest in relationships between homosexual men. Furthermore, the majority of abusive relationships are mutually abusive. We’ve known this for decades. Erin Pizzey wrote about this in her book and received severe feminist backlash for attempting to open a shelter for abused men after years of sheltering abused women and counseling couples.
Lastly, and maybe most important of all, in rare cases when abuse is entirely one-sided, the abuser is almost twice as likely to be female.
Yet stereotypes that made the Duluth model are as pervasive as ever and otherwise intelligent people like yourself are pretending that these things simply aren’t happening.

[Chazmatazz269]

Men are disposable.

[Chazmatazz269]

Read “The Myth of Male Power” by Warren Farrell.

[Anonymous]

Source?

[Asker]

What's 1 plus 1?

[Chas456]

Nobody says that

[In_Trance]

Nobody says that