27/07/2026
Australia is currently taking Senator Pauline Hanson's words from her 4BC Morning Interview and disecting and cherry picking them for 'Many Different Narratives'
🚩 This is what I took from her whole comments as a whole
🚩Where she said, "DV is a two way street' she is trying to say that Domestic Violence is not only a Femicide Issue, it is a Gender Issue.
🚩 Where she said, And I just feel if you’re not in a house where you feel safe … then you shouldn’t put up with it,” “If these women are getting abused by men out there, then don’t put up with it.”
🚩 I believe was a very uneducated and ignorant comment to make.
🚩 As not putting up with it is far from Black and White.
🚩 Not putting up with a Abusive Intimate Partner Relationship and Leaving is extremely complex and Women, Men and Children in Australia are dying from leaving these relationships.
🚩 Either through Murder or the devastating impacts Mental Health Impacts that lead to Su***de.
Now where do I stand with Senator Pauline Hanson and One Nation and her goal to be a leader for our Country? Honestly I am impartial. I feel impartial to all our current Government Leaders.
🚩 Until I see our Government making the crucial changes and reform our Domestic and Family Violence needs, I am impartial.
🚫 Where I am not impartial however is to Gender 🚫
🚩 I will always advocate that Domestic Violence is a human issue and every human deserves the same respect with support, awareness, justice, survival and rebuilding their lives.
Right now in Australia that is not happening for a whole myriad of complex reasons and Our Men and Boys are being significantly overlooked, ignored and shut down.
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This Morning I got this message from a Male Victim.
A Respectful, Supportive Message.
Recognising me as a Woman,Survior and Advocate.
Just wanting 'His Story' to be heard.
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As someone who lives each day of my life in fear and come across so much media that is just factually incorrect, sways opinions, government policy, policing and the results are actual harm to people like myself.
I have been r***d, stabbed, financially, emotionally, psychologically and physically abused, I have been isolated from my family for more than a decade, I have had all of the above used to coerce and control my life. And my abuser has never even been questioned by the police, despite over 100 reports of violence. By allowing the violence to continue it has empowered my abuser and continues to cause my family and I actual harm to this day.
My rights do not exist as a male victim survivor, because as a male I don't fit the profile of the victims portrayed in the media and government propaganda. As a male I don't have access to even 0.02% of the government resources that a female in the same position has. As a male police tell me to harden up, ask me what I have done to deserve it, refuse to record events, refuse to provide information required under the charter of victims rights, and refuse to even let me see my own statements on the record.
As a male I am victimized by all levels of government and media and my life has little or no value to these organisations.
Each and every day of my life I wake up in fear, I vomit on sight of my abuser who I have to coparent with.
Each media post I see that demonises males and excludes our experiences causes me harm.
Each visit to the police station to seek help and get none, causes me harm and empowers my abuser.
How about we turn the tide and recognise all victims of violence equally regardless of gender?
I aknowledge that you do aknowledge male survivors, but no one at all is doing enough in this space and the lack of action, the human rights violations from the discrimination we face, it all causes actual harm and the deaths of multiple men each day (su***de).
