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Domestic violence beat up

The feminist-approved, media-driven ‘gender’ agenda is ignoring where the real problems lie

10 October 2015

9:00 AM

10 October 2015

9:00 AM

Remember that slogan the feminists invented, the personal is political? No it isn’t. It is mostly just personal. Take domestic violence, a cause dear to the feminist heart. Australia has now embarked on a campaign to eradicate domestic violence, using 100 million dollars of money that Mr Turnbull tells us is going to create a new ‘culture of respect’ for women.

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