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Domestic violence laws represent the biggest roll-back in Americans' civil rights since the era of Jim Crow.
Take mandatory arrest laws that disregard "probable-cause" protections that are guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. Then add in "primary aggressor" policies that say, "If you're the bigger and stronger of the two parties (in almost every case, the man), you're the one who will be arrested, regardless of what the evidence shows."
That's gender-profiling at its worst.
Not only do mandatory arrest laws trample on Constitutional protections, they also put victims at risk. According to a Harvard University study, mandatory arrest laws increase partner homicides by 57% – probably because at-risk persons are reluctant to call the police for help, knowing law enforcement is tied to a lock-step arrest policy.1

Even if a rhinoceros attacks you and by some miracle you survive if she's female and you're male you will probably go to prison under the pretense that rhinoceroses are an endangered species.

Yup... it's despisable. No matter what, it's always the male who was practising his animalistic, barbaric, patriarchic and mysoginistic acts of (very likely fictinional) violence on some female. No exceptions.

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Yup... it's despisable. No matter what, it's always the male who was practising his animalistic, barbaric, patriarchic and mysoginistic acts of (very likely fictinional) violence on some female. No exceptions.

Its almost as if the government is afraid of real men!

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Its almost as if the government is afraid of real men!

That, or either we serve little financial purpose in their eyes aside from servitude in the form of income taxes etc.