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Lynched by the feminist mob

Despite being a pin-up boy for the White Ribbon movement, I made the mistake of attempting to explain male violence

14 March 2015

9:00 AM

14 March 2015

9:00 AM

I have been considerably disempowered after writing about male disempowerment. Wading into the treacherous, virulent, oestrogen laden waters of modern feminism I have learnt that the gender wars are seen by many as a zero sum game, much like poker or derivatives trading.

After writing in the Australian last month about the limited discussion of male disempowerment in the context of domestic violence, I was treated to an orgy of abuse, threats and complete mis-representation.

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Dr Tanveer Ahmed is a psychiatrist, media commentator and author.

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