Lol, my first thought after reading all of this was that as a firearm owner, I highly doubt being a big strong man would do much in the way of save you from a 5.56 propelling through the air from my M4. Wouldn't save them from potential identity theft that an ex could do. Thinking that spousal abuse is just your typical screaming and hitting scene, hell no. If that's all it was, a bottle of some good, strong pepper spray would close most domestic violence cases...
Women can defend themselves too. Obviously it's harder to defend one's self against an abuser/attacker who is bigger and stronger than oneself, but I also think there's a mindset at work here as well.
If a person was abused or neglected by his or her parents he or she is more like to be either an abuser or a victim. Also people who witnessed one or both parents abuse one another are more likely to be involved in domestic abuse. Substance abuse by one or both parents also plays a very large role in the cycle of abuse.
Which of these kinds of people do you consider the lowest scum?
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But men can defend themselves! This obviously means men can't be victims of abuse or be victims of terrifying abuse!
(Sarcasm) lol. Seriously shocked someone was trying to make that point here.
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Lol, my first thought after reading all of this was that as a firearm owner, I highly doubt being a big strong man would do much in the way of save you from a 5.56 propelling through the air from my M4. Wouldn't save them from potential identity theft that an ex could do. Thinking that spousal abuse is just your typical screaming and hitting scene, hell no. If that's all it was, a bottle of some good, strong pepper spray would close most domestic violence cases...
Women can defend themselves too. Obviously it's harder to defend one's self against an abuser/attacker who is bigger and stronger than oneself, but I also think there's a mindset at work here as well.
If a person was abused or neglected by his or her parents he or she is more like to be either an abuser or a victim. Also people who witnessed one or both parents abuse one another are more likely to be involved in domestic abuse. Substance abuse by one or both parents also plays a very large role in the cycle of abuse.