This is another feminist position i struggle with, whereas I agree that violence is pretty much exclusively a male problem, I would argue that most of the effort expended trying to control violent men is coming from other men no ?
Well, of course men don't want to be victims of violence, so they do something against it. However, you will notice that violence against women is legal in many patriarchies.
I do not agree that the most effort trying to control violent men is coming from other men - it is coming from society as a whole, which is about as many women as men.
Men who are not policemen, and thus paid to control male violence, are often not very invested in stopping other men's violence against women. (And even policemen ... if that crime novel I read recently contains a kernel of truth, then some policement treat domestic violence of males against women not as a real crime, and even allow offenders to attack female colleagues)
perhaps I am a pessimist but how do you propose to stop males from being violent given that it has been this way since time immemorial ? The "solution" the patriarchy came up with was to try and control it rather than stop it altogether.
Well, many wise people say that you cannot change others, you can only change yourself.
One option to stop male violence against women would be to live separate from males. (You may notice that this principle, as embodied by houses where women can go to be away from violent husbands, has been invented by women, and at best gets some funding from the general public)
I am of the opinion that violent men should be prevented from breeding by reducing women's economic dependancy on men, wholly legalizing abortion everywhere, and promoting a male ideal that doesn't glorify violence.
(And of course by locking rapists up in prison for a long, long, time. Without women, women here meaning any person with a functioning uterus, regardless of how that person identifies. All rapists with penises are to be treated as male, obviously.)
Considering that violent males have, historically, fathered most children, it should be possible to reverse that process ... though it would likely take a long time.