What's Wrong With This CNN Article? (19)
Why does CNN continue to publish one-sided DV stories that are provably false?
I wish CNN would stop posting so many gender-biased articles that denigrate men and masculinity, so I can keep doing what this site was started for: writing letters to Washington Post columnists who write unbalanced, feminist-inspired articles.
But I simply could NOT let another WILDLY biased article be published on the CNN website without contesting the horribly slanted, provably incorrect content posted in a recent article, Australia’s problem with male violence is getting worse. So, what’s the solution?
Here’s a solution to CNN’s obvious anti-male gender bias.
Every single CNN employee, from top to bottom, from chief executive Mark Thomson to the lowest intern, should be required to explore the truth about domestic violence, not only in Australia, but throughout the world. Here’s a short list of just a very few of readily-available sources that they might review:
They should start with a visit to The Partner Abuse State of Knowledge (PASK) website which includes an extensive review of 12,000 DV studies that concludes domestic violence is NOT simply “men beating up women”.
Then visit Domestic Violence Awareness Australia, whose motto is “Violence Has No Gender”. The following graphic on their homepage shows that men (and children) are also victims of DV homicides:
Read Australian anti-feminist Bettina Arndt’s article Fifty years of lies about domestic violence (Exposing the feminist’s cash cow), that describes a 5-decade long history of feminist lies about domestic violence. Particularly apt is a rogue’s gallery of Australian Pinocchio Domestic Violence Liars.
Finally read the emotionally-distressing article Feminine Flames by Australian men’s rights columnist Mark Dent that describes the story of an Australian mother who burned herself and two daughters alive and how the media provided sympathetic coverage instead of the outrage that would have poured forth if the murderer had been a man:
“ ‘Today, tributes pour in for a mum and her two angels.’
My heart was thumping as it usually does when this disgusting approach to child murder by mothers is in play with our media.The whole approach to this story of the murder/suicide was one of “isn’t this so tragic for all involved!” It is presented as something that just happened to all three of the occupants of that fiery inferno which was previously the family car.
We heard endless tributes to the mother from those who knew her and the story ended with some advice for those struggling with mental health issues to seek support.
It was only when I googled the story on my phone to learn more details that I discovered the fact that a mum in Perth had also driven to a secluded location and burned herself and her two girls alive the day before!”
When will CNN and the rest of the world’s media wake up to the massive, one-sided depiction of violent men that feminists have so successfully propagated, while completely ignoring women’s own violence?