Most is not all. Today in Thunder Bay a local representative from a Shelter for battered women, a Ms. Ball, took extra effort to point out that most victims of spousal violence are women, and that women are prone to more serious injury. Here we have the polarization of spousal abuse.
Women verses male, by a corrupt biased philosophy that seeks to polarize the issue of spousal abuse.
First point is that violence is merely one form of abuse, and secondly most does not mean all, and should not be used to polarize the issue of spousal abuse. These people require re-education into human behavior and a more positive approach to seeking solutions to the real problems. In this case the agencies set up to handle domestic abuse are part of the problem due to their biased, bigoted and polarizing agenda. Enough is enough it is time to make a positive change to these programs that appears more directed at throwing stones at one group of people, polarizing our community, our society, and the traditional family unit. Women verses male, by a corrupt biased philosophy that seeks to polarize the issue of spousal abuse.