October may be Domestic Violence Awareness Month, according to the official gender feminist schedule, but since when has doing anything according to a gender feminist mandate been a good thing?
I felt tired this morning, after hearing and seeing this years relentless stream of gender feminist lies about domestic violence? Tired or not, today seemed like a good time to begin refuting some of the misandrist, witch-hunting whoppers that have inhumanly been battering good men (and women) all month long. It seemed like a good day to break out the educational material and take it to the streets.
Inasmuch as every LAPD patrol car in Los Angeles has a bumper sticker that says, “There’s No Excuse For Domestic Violence,” I thought that hypocritical slogan would be a good place to begin countering gender feminist propaganda that has been institutionalized into Stalinist law.
Under the Constitution of the United States, equal protection, equal rights, and equal justice are guaranteed for all, but in Stalinist feminist states like California, the U.S. Constitution is of no more use to police, prosecutors and judges than a role of Charmin.
Not knowing what little time is left before all freedoms are gone, including free speech, it seemed prudent to me today to remind good citizens visiting vile dens of corruption (courthouses, city kalls, etc.) how America would once again work if constitutional law took precedence over the tyranny of activist judges. With that in mind, I took the opportunity today to remind the public that there really is no excuse for domestic violence – even if you’re a woman. At least, that’s the way it should work under an American system of constitutional law that respects the rights of all humans equally.
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