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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Was Bristol Palin raped?

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darleneoconnor · 20/06/2011 11:16

according to this bristol palin was so drunk when she conceived her son that she doesn't remember having sex.

Sounds like rape to me.

Then she was basically 'forced' to marry her rapist? WTF! Sometimes America sounds more like the middle east!

Quite a few forums are discussing this, with some

disgusting rape myths on this forum

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DontCallMePeanut · 25/06/2011 15:27

But you comment on women who "turn their kids against their other parent"... which is the basic description of PAS. Hmm

Findnofun · 25/06/2011 15:32

Some parents do try and turn their children against the other parent.

Men and women.

HRHMJOFMAGICJAMALAND · 25/06/2011 15:38

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DontCallMePeanut · 25/06/2011 15:39

findnofun, I just noticed your initials... slightly Hmm

Yes, it happens. But FNF Confused imply that ALL women who try to withdraw contact are doint this as a means of turning the child against the other parent.

HRHMJOFMAGICJAMALAND · 25/06/2011 15:44

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DontCallMePeanut · 25/06/2011 15:47

but those "with their own agenda" (I suspect you mean Dittany) provided links to FNF's own page... That's hardly biased...

And why pay a subscription to a charity when you don't know the writings of their most misogynistic work. I'm sorry, but if I subscribed to a charity, I'd want to be sure it didn't clash with my beliefs

HRHMJOFMAGICJAMALAND · 25/06/2011 15:48

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Riveninside · 25/06/2011 15:57

Ti e to hide this thread methinks

DontCallMePeanut · 25/06/2011 15:58

Just read this again, from their website...

". Our immediate priorities are getting courts orders for shared residence, improvements in the time children are allowed to spend with their 'second parent', more effective action taken when one parent defies a court order requiring them to allow their children a relationship with the other parent, and replacing adversarial court hearings over children-matters with child-centred discussion. "

Their priority is making sure BOTH parents get access, and helping parents when the other parent tries to stop access.

www.fnf.org.uk/about-us/aims-and-objectives
Funnily enough, nothing on the website says "we put children's safety before access"... Unless I really am illiterate, and misread it. Nope, they want to protect children from the "harm" of losing a relationship with one parent, not from the harm of being abused, or seeing one of their parents abused...

DontCallMePeanut · 25/06/2011 15:59

HRH, I'm not a speed reader, but I managed to read it... Hmm Try... It'll help form your opinion

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DontCallMePeanut · 25/06/2011 16:12

Go back and read Dittany's link. FNF make it quite clear they think a) women lie about abuse. b) women's aid encourage women to report things which aren't abuse as abuse, and c) that abusers should still have access, albeit supervised. But please. Don't take any notice of the evidence. Hmm

The courts already give abusive men access. I've even seen it first hand, through my own experience whilst living in refuges. I've seen a convicted sex offender granted contact. I've seen a woman's violent ex husband retain custody of her DC. So don't tell me violent men don't get access, or that FNF are aiming for LESS rights for these men...

HRHMJOFMAGICJAMALAND · 25/06/2011 16:27

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Macaroona · 25/06/2011 16:30

Ace debating, folks - don't get anywhere with the OP? Attack one poster on a complete tangent until you get to 'win'.

HRHMJOFMAGICJAMALAND · 25/06/2011 16:33

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DontCallMePeanut · 25/06/2011 16:35

Likewise, I'm not denying that innocent men lose access to their children. But I've yet to come accross such a scenario. But. As I mentioned before. The name AND objectives of the charity bother me. "Families Need Fathers"? No. Families NEED Responsible, loving parents, and the child needs to be put first. Before any petty fall outs between parents, and definitely before any abusive parent. I'm sorry, but that's not the vibe I'm getting from FNF. At all.

HRHMJOFMAGICJAMALAND · 25/06/2011 16:37

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Macaroona · 25/06/2011 16:37

What relevance does HRH's chosen charities have to this thread, other than providing an opportunity for people to have a go?

HRHMJOFMAGICJAMALAND · 25/06/2011 16:40

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HRHMJOFMAGICJAMALAND · 25/06/2011 16:43

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DontCallMePeanut · 25/06/2011 16:43

I didn't accuse you of denying it, but you implied FNF would not allow it to happen. I'm sorry, but like that link says (when you read between the lines), they're domestic abuse apologisers. And that's their own words...

DontCallMePeanut · 25/06/2011 16:45

Where the flip did I say that? Hmm

I give up...

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