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CharlieManson said:
Because Black feminist fukking lie...and hide the truth about domestic abuse and sexual assault

Young Black males are at a higher chance of being abused by men and women...

Black male domestic abuse at the hands of Black females starts at middle school...and is completely normalized by the time we become adults..


And I am supposed to sit here and let stupid silly bytches lie and say Black males are these super abusers and the number one cause of the death of Black women...on national radio


I believe in accuracy...I don't give a fukk about anybody feelings...if somebody says some stupid shyt...especially stupid touchy feely shyt...we have data...

"But we need to validate Black women's lives and experiences..."

fukk outta here...we have data and facts...that's all I care about...and the data and facts show...compared to any other women in this country...Black women are the biggest domestic abusers and the abuse is damn near equal to Black men...and it is bi-lateral...

Black women kick a lot of ass and abused a lot of men...you statistically better off getting a White bytch if you don't want your ass killed by a Black women and it ain't the same way around for a Black woman getting a White man...but we ain't supposed to talk about that...

Politics and social engineering desired results...ain't about feelings...if we wanna talk about domestic violence and how to end it...we ain't gonna be pampering a bunch of fukking cowards and liars and privilege seekers...

These weak people turned this shyt into feelings and "experiences"...and just wanna be babied...and it is sickening...:scust:
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You say you believe in accuracy, but you provided no accuracy in your post. Just emotion and opinions:jbhmm:
 
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MeachTheMonster said:
You say you believe in accuracy, but you provided no accuracy in your post. Just emotion and opinions:jbhmm:
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It's not opinions it is facts...people that follow my threads on domestic violence already know this...

https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/mf.pdf

Among black marital partners, wives were just about as likely to kill their husbands as husbands were to kill their wives: 47% of the victims of a spouse were husbands and 53% were wives. Among white victims murdered by their spouse, wives were much less likely to be the killers: 38% of the victims were husbands and 62% were wives.

When a mother killed her own child, the offspring she killed was more likely to be a son than a daughter: 64% sons versus 36% daughters. But when a father killed his own child, the offspring he killed was about as likely to be a daughter as a son: 52% daughters versus 48% sons.


  • “For example, when researchers utilized the Victimization Dating Relationship Scale, slightly more than one half (53%) of a sample of Black male middle and high school students reported dating violence victimization (**** & Espelage, 2005). However, most researchers have used the Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS) or a modified version of this scale, which categorized intimate partner violence as minor (e.g., threw objects, pushed, grabbed, shoved, and slapped) or severe (e.g., choked, beat up, used weapons; Straus, 1979).
  • Based on the CTS, Clark and colleagues (1994) discovered that 41% of the Black college men in their sample had been physically abused by a partner at least once. The aggression most often took the form of pushing, slapping, or hitting. Similarly, 35% of young (19- to 20-year-old) Black men in a low-income community sample had been hit, punched, or slapped (16.3%); pushed, grabbed, or shoved (13.5%); and scratched or bit (10.4%) by a partner (O’Donnell et al., 2006). However, more severe acts were found when the CTS was administered to Job Corps participants. More specifically, the young men in this sample had been beaten up (16.9%) and choked (18.5%) by a girlfriend. In addition, an alarming number had been threatened with a knife or gun (25%) or actually assaulted with a weapon (13%; West & Rose, 2000).”
 
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CharlieManson said:
It's not opinions it is facts...people that follow my threads on domestic violence already know this...

https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/mf.pdf

Among black marital partners, wives were just about as likely to kill their husbands as husbands were to kill their wives: 47% of the victims of a spouse were husbands and 53% were wives. Among white victims murdered by their spouse, wives were much less likely to be the killers: 38% of the victims were husbands and 62% were wives.

When a mother killed her own child, the offspring she killed was more likely to be a son than a daughter: 64% sons versus 36% daughters. But when a father killed his own child, the offspring he killed was about as likely to be a daughter as a son: 52% daughters versus 48% sons.


  • “For example, when researchers utilized the Victimization Dating Relationship Scale, slightly more than one half (53%) of a sample of Black male middle and high school students reported dating violence victimization (**** & Espelage, 2005). However, most researchers have used the Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS) or a modified version of this scale, which categorized intimate partner violence as minor (e.g., threw objects, pushed, grabbed, shoved, and slapped) or severe (e.g., choked, beat up, used weapons; Straus, 1979).
  • Based on the CTS, Clark and colleagues (1994) discovered that 41% of the Black college men in their sample had been physically abused by a partner at least once. The aggression most often took the form of pushing, slapping, or hitting. Similarly, 35% of young (19- to 20-year-old) Black men in a low-income community sample had been hit, punched, or slapped (16.3%); pushed, grabbed, or shoved (13.5%); and scratched or bit (10.4%) by a partner (O’Donnell et al., 2006). However, more severe acts were found when the CTS was administered to Job Corps participants. More specifically, the young men in this sample had been beaten up (16.9%) and choked (18.5%) by a girlfriend. In addition, an alarming number had been threatened with a knife or gun (25%) or actually assaulted with a weapon (13%; West & Rose, 2000).”
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