Feminists would have the public believe that complaints of procedural abuse and courthouse fraud come from a single source: ex-husbands who’ve been left high and dry after a contentious divorce. The impression they promote is that criticism of feminist-inspired procedures of law is nothing more than the misogynistic ravings of bitter men who got what they deserved.

(The Southern Poverty Law Center and some leftist dweeb collective styling itself “RationalWiki” maintain lists of what they pejoratively term “MRA” websites, which they lavish with contempt, and the blog We Hunted the Mammoth is dedicated to mocking the men’s rights movement.)

No allowance is made that the claims of husbands and fathers could be true or even understated, claims, for example, of vicious frauds by false accusers and institutionalized discrimination. Obviously, no allowance can be made by the profiteers of the that discrimination; it would discredit their “cause.” Accordingly, the array of relationships accusers and the accused have is also concealed. That array is ugly to contemplate, and it ridicules the restraining order and domestic violence processes themselves.

Here are some of the scenarios the author of this blog has heard firsthand, all of them reportedly based on false or hyped allegations to the court:

• Dad and sons against daughter/sister (whom they had violently abused)
• Female counselor against female patient
• Mom against daughter*
• Mom against son
• Mom against son and daughter
• Rapist against victim (who was a rival for an elderly woman’s estate)
• Stalker against victim
• Daughter against mother*
• Daughter against father
• Brother against brother
• Sister against sister*
• Husband/boyfriend against wife/girlfriend*****
• Wife/girlfriend against husband/boyfriend*****
• Wife and wife’s mother against husband/son-in-law***
• Wife, sister, director of a domestic violence shelter, and lawyer/politician against one man (who was falsely imprisoned and left homeless and destitute)
• Neighbor against neighbor***
• Lawyer against anyone**
• Friend against friend (usually both women)*
• Lesbian spouse/lover against lesbian spouse/lover
• Hetero woman against lesbian admirer who expressed her attraction to friends on Facebook
• Gay spouse/lover against gay spouse/lover*
• Ex-wife/girlfriend against current wife/girlfriend**
• Wife/girlfriend against mistress*
• Mistress against wife/girlfriend*
• Wife/girlfriend against husband’s/boyfriend’s female friend
• Ex-girlfriend against ex-boyfriend and his mother
• Ex-boyfriend/girlfriend against ex-girlfriend/boyfriend long after separation**
• Sister against sister’s husband
• Landlord against tenant
• Tenant against landlord
• Coworker against coworker/lover*
• Online friend against online friend in another country who rejected her

This list is by no means comprehensive. Asterisks indicate how repeatedly the scenario has been reported here.

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