After every high-profile killing of innocent people, such as the recent shooting of two young news reporters in the United States, we’re told the problem is a combination of lax gun controls and ‘toxic masculinity’. Because only men murder innocent people, right? No. As Janet Bloomfield explains in her piece:
Women prefer victims who can’t fight back. They prefer to stab, beat, shoot, burn, strangle, cut the throats of babies, toddlers and children. Often prompted by sheer cruelty, vindictiveness and selfishness.
None of those innocents’ lives would have been saved if there were no firearms in the United States. We could – we should – add the lives of many millions of embryos and foetuses brought to an early end by the choices overwhelmingly made by women. In the UK alone, well over 8 million elective abortions have been carried out since the Abortion Act 1967.
Justice for Men & Boys 
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Hi Mike,
Women have always killed kids vastly more than men. I think we both know that.
From what we can tell, almost all energy spent by males in violence throughout history has been expended on other men. Women used to kill men at comparable (if not higher) rates than the reverse, but no longer need to. The state, or other men, will do that for them. I can’t find the link to hand, but there’s an online league table of women in history who have killed men (sometimes a whole series of husbands) and some of them escaped discovery and/or justice for decades.
Regarding US mass-killings, you really need to read this below. It does seem like the relentless drugging of largely boys – often from young childhood into adolescence – is a major driving force. Combine this with years of subjugation, mockery and abuse and there’s little wonder how these things happen in a country with so many guns-per-capita. Funny how these atrocities are not repeated in other countries with supremely high GPC rates. They don’t dope their infants like the Americans do.
http://www.ammoland.com/2013/04/every-mass-shooting-in-the-last-20-years-shares-psychotropic-drugs/#axzz3dyCKEirz
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