This actress, speaking to the even more appalling Derbyshire, said she was fighting for violence against women. Meaning, I assume, that she doesn't give a damn about men. What amuses me is that she seems nervous about complaining TOO much about the BBC. Why should this be? Nothing to do with working for the organisation in the future, I'm sure.

JK2006 wrote:
fighting for violence against women. Meaning, I assume, that she doesn't give a damn about men.


Bit of a leap there JK! It is a simple fact that women are subject to vastly more partner violence than men.

It's not whether it's more or less WYOT - the ghastly woman was going on about how women suffer and I thought - yes, men do too.

JK2006 wrote:
It's not whether it's more or less WYOT - the ghastly woman was going on about how women suffer and I thought - yes, men do too.

Yes fair enough I didn't see it. It is certainly true that men aren't considered either vulnerable or potential victims anywhere near enough. And we are far more likely to do away with ourselves...

Rather like Geldof in Live Aid/Band Aid, I'm sure her intentions were fine but she found out, like Bob did, that the attention drawn is temporary and there are seriously negative Karma consequences for some actions. Dear Old Max Clifford probably - no, possibly - thought his support of footballers' victims and bringing down famous or wealthy possible paedophiles could only be a great idea - loadsacash and huge respect. Admittedly I helped Lady Karma to his door but she would probably have found him eventually anyway.

There are still more males than ever before taking their own lives. 75% of suicides are males. Suicide is the biggest killer of men under the age of 50. Those are staggering statistics.

Downing Street Cat wrote:
There are still more males than ever before taking their own lives. 75% of suicides are males. Suicide is the biggest killer of men under the age of 50. Those are staggering statistics.

Yet, more are not allowed to show feelings or be testosterone-laden according to Dana Bash. I bet men being victims of domestic abuse is higher than women but it goes unreported. Vile women are more toxic with their words than men. Not many men will strike a woman so they take the abuse. There is not much support for men suffering for D.V compared to women's charities. Most charities and police say 'Can you stay at a friend's house or can you afford a hotel?'

God help the poor husband when the wife turns on the waterworks or she self-harms and then reports the husband for doing it.

Not forgetting another factor for men killing themselves is down to the shitty job market in the UK. People can be given a week's notice without warning.

There is no industry and the government loves to import everything.

Rather like Geldof in Live Aid/Band Aid, I'm sure her intentions were fine but she found out, like Bob


I wonder if the agricultural machinery is still abandoned. I do not know if it is true, but once the tractors and combine harvesters ran out of fuel, the farmers returned to manual labour.

Geldof was piss-broke also but Band Aid/Live Aid made him a fortune.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy08gz5xz3do

Will Bailey seems to be the worst affected "victim" of these Strictly bullying allegations. He has injuries that will affect him for the rest of his life, due to being encouraged to do a jump on strictly, despite making it clear that he couldn't do jumps. His case has received the least attention and his partner Janet Manara continues to work on strictly partner show "It Takes Two". Violence against men, even disabled men is regarded with less seriousness, which is a disgrace.

more victims of Britain's rapid rush to become a "service nation" rather than a manufacturing country.

Abbingdon has done yet another interview, with yet another pic of her drenched in tears.

It's a sadly fascinating phenomenon. These people simply cannot accept the end of their campaign against someone. Investigations end, court rulings are made, sackings happen, work stops, careers cancelled, etc etc, and still they won't stop. It's as if they want their enemy dead, wiped out of existence.

Look at Mia Farrow with Woody Allen - he's investigated, he's found not guilty, she keeps campaigning, she keeps slandering him, she spreads her allegations, the bad publicity grows, companies shun him, actors shun him, the media shuns him, and still she won't stop. And she still acts as though HER life has been wrecked.

Abbingdon has managed to get a top performer kicked off a show, and damaged his reputation, by throwing mud at him non-stop, and the investigation is over, he's cleared of pretty much everything, she claims victory - ludicrously - and still she won't stop attacking the bloke.

It's as if the entire culture is now run by Injury Lawyers 4 U. Queue up and be a victim. Stick pins in your own voodoo doll.