domestic abuse oomen lieinn

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y sum oomen lie bout domestic violence? mii tink itt cah oomen ar programm fii play da victim role fii gitt sympathy. latt aff oomen wey play da victims ar reallee da agressorss

mii nah defend annee men wey beat upp dem oomen butt iff oomencawl da police pon da man den lie bout weddar de man lick ar ar natt. mii nah defend dat. sum oomen playinn da victims ann usinn babylon system fii push dem agenda iss wrang

damestic abuse claims bye mannee oomen ar ginnal tings ann dat y da real victims aff damestic violence ar less likelee fii bee beeleeved

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Dominic Carter's wife testifies NY1 anchor didn't beat her; that day laborer responsible for bruises

The wife of NY1 newsman Dominic Carter insisted Thursday she was beaten up by a day laborer - not by her husband.

Marilyn Carter drew a blank when asked to name her mysterious attacker, but said she picked him up on Route 59.

"You don't ask a laborer his name," she said in a Rockland County courtroom. "You ask a laborer to work."

Carter, who makes a living grilling politicians, found himself on the hot seat - and his career on the line - after it emerged Thursday that he was accused of slugging and kicking his spouse at their Pomona home last October.

Before heading for the courthouse, Carter denied beating his wife and Marilyn Carter complained that her "husband's character is being assassinated."

On the stand, she claimed she called the Ramapo cops after the attack "because there was a discussion going on in my house."

"It went from a normal discussion in tone to one where both of us were raising our voices," she tesified.
Carter is charged with the third-degree assault on Oct. 22, 2008, and could get up to a year in jail if convicted.

He told reporters the incident was "a big misunderstanding."

"I would never strike my wife," he insisted. "Domestic violence is no joke and I don't take it lightly."

Asked to explain what happened, Carter declined to elaborate: "There are certain things that I can't say because it's personal and private and I don't want to destroy my wife's character."

The ugly accusations come at an especially bad time for Carter, whose "Inside City Hall" program is a must-watch for pols and political junkies and who moderated the Oct. 13 mayoral debate.

Carter's contract is up in a month, sources told The News, and his bosses at NY1 have refused to weigh on the scandal that's trashing the reputation of one of their best known anchors. The burly host did not anchor his Wednesday night show.

The Bronx-born Carter is also known for his autobiography "No Momma's Boy," in which he described a hellish childhood of physical and sexual abuse at the hands of a schizophrenic mom who tried to strangle him when he was a baby.

Carter, who is 45, did not deny that police had been called several times to their Pomona home - "but it was not for domestic violence." It was because Marilyn locked him out of the house, he insisted.

"I would say, 'Marilyn, I have a right to be home,' and then she would call the police and this is what happened," he said.

Earlier, Carter's angry brother-in-law accused the newsman of being a cheat and a wife beater who abused his 52-year-old sister for 20 years and "should go to jail."

Marilyn Carter "wanted a divorce for adultery," said Larry Stevens, 62, a retired cop who lives in Queens.

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New Delhi: About 100 people staged a protest against the Domestic Violence Act in the capital Sunday saying it was “full of loopholes” and needed to be made “gender neutral”.
Activists of Save the Family Foundation, who organised the protest, said that service providers must ensure that the law is made more gender neutral to avoid its misuse.

Niladri Shekhar Das, secretary of the NGO, said: “The Domestic Violence Act is full of loopholes, because of which it is being increasingly misused by a lot of women. Efforts must be made that the law is just and gender neutral so that no one can take advantage of it”.

“The Act assumes that women are always the victims. Hence they are not required to provide any proof for their claims. The sole testimony of the so-called aggrieved person is enough for the court to conclude that an offence has been committed. This is a baseless assumption that helps people misuse the law,” Das told IANS.

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If di wife is lying she is a wikkid byatch...in odda words shi tel di court dat is smaddie helse dweet; so wha mek shi tel such a storie pan di man inna di fuss place?

Ppl certainly haff problems...him madda was a schiz an now him son haff epilepsy dat supposedly staawtid di fite...Laawd, wi need prayahs...poor guy..I ongle 'ope he gets vindicated hiff him hinnocent [no look like di judge believe soh] and den him can truly divorce her backside.

'Im look innocent tuh mi, di wife look chubbled, and den, looks R deceiving.

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: britisha</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If di wife is lying she is a wikkid byatch...in odda words shi tel di court dat is smaddie helse dweet; so wha mek shi tel such a storie pan di man inna di fuss place?

Ppl certainly haff problems...him madda was a schiz an now him son haff epilepsy dat supposedly staawtid di fite...Laawd, wi need prayahs...poor guy..I ongle 'ope he gets vindicated hiff him hinnocent [no look like di judge believe soh] and den him can truly divorce her backside.

'Im look innocent tuh mi, di wife look chubbled, and den, looks R deceiving. </div></div>


de ooman iss ann admitted liar cah shii cah police den sey imm beat ar. now shii inn court seyinn imm neva beat ar. a latt aff oomen wey gitt abused doo dat soo dat meen dat a latt aff men wey gitt canvicted aff damestic violence ar inn jail pon da testimony aff oomen wey lie

imagine dat dem now debate weddar fii give oomen wey claim damestic abuse the rite fii claim asylum soo dat meen more men aggoo gitt accuse bye lieinn oomen

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Yes, I read recently where two women were found guilty of that trick to fool the govt to grant them housing under such despicably false pretenses...they make it bad for the true victims.