If you listen to screeching hysteria of extremist exhibitionist feminist activists, you’d think women are in perilous danger every moment of every day in Australia. They are not.
It’s interesting that new research into the world’s 10 most dangerous countries for women didn’t receive much media coverage. Perhaps there were no headlines because it doesn’t help justify the relentless war on men, ongoing gynocentrism or huge funding for all things fem?
Just days ago, The Thomson Reuters Foundation (TTRF) released their latest findings, which named India as the most dangerous country for women.
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