Falsifying studies so as to invoke sympathy Now, before you click on the link and read what I've stated. It's not the study itself that's falsified. However, it's the ramifications, consequences, etc that become falsified such as in this example.
It says that 1 in 3 women globally are subject to abuse, which feminist activists(and the people who did the study) want to gloat is a high number. Of course, they'll likely use the "invisible" clause, to make up for the other 2/3rds of women(IE: The majority of women) who were in fact not abused.
The invisible clause: The utterly laughable proposition that, because violence is not "talked about" in public, that the number of abused *could* potentially be higher. This clause however, can neither be proven nor disproven.
In other words, the feminists cannot(though they'd like to) shove a bunch of women who previously "were silent" to the front and then claimed abuse(whether or not the abuse claimed was actually true is another story altogether).
Just the same, I cannot invoke these same "phantom people" to claim out in the open(in a way that Feminists would actually 'accept') that they in fact are not abused.
In short, the Invisible Clause is a negative and thereby cannot be proven. It relies on emotionalism. Joseph Goebbels style.
I'm not just basing my argument that special interest groups(and in this particular case, Feminism) falsify their "studies" or "findings" via the outrageous claim of the Invisible Clause.
If you read the article, you'll notice a blatant and absurd contradiction.
It says that in the U.S, only 1/5th of women are abused. We can assume this to be about the same for the Western developed nations, yet rates are much higher across the world(and obviously in particular the Middle East).
The false claim here, is the claim where violence against women is: "Violence against women is a global health problem on epidemic proportions".
Uh...false, if there's such a wide divide between Area A and Area B, you cannot call it a "global health problem". That'd be like saying that because suicides are a common occasion in Japan, that it's a common occasion in the rest of the Western World.
I'll do an Umineko and state a Red Truth:
Violence in 2nd/3rd world countries vastly shapes the scale of actual abuse
Even with this vast prevalence in uneducated and violent areas, it still only comes out to 1/3rd! That should actually speak to how little women are actually abused in the Western World.
We don't necessarily need to "do more", because doing more will make the family courts, etc more slanted than it already is. The Western World needs to move beyond "protection" and needs to established that so-called equality so spoken about in the U.S constitution. Certainly, abuses have happened throughout history.
They shouldn't have happened. The Feminist Movement took it to the extreme and alienated males from society, the consequence is a weaker work population, it actually increases violence!(Because what is a man without work? A criminal) The increased work load, etc has actually made women
abuse their children!
It's obvious as to why: Stress, etc. Single parenthood for mothers is especially cruel on them. Feminism, for all the problems it claims to solve has solved none, it's actually only created more.
The last thing I wanted, was for this recent study to become another self-inflicting bullet wound on humanity, so I gave it a different interpretation.