From SAVE Services:
This week is the beginning of our "What Happened to the Presumption of Innocence?" campaign. And we're starting right out of the gate with a 24-hour call to action.This week is the beginning of our "What Happened to the Presumption of Innocence?" campaign. And we're starting right out of the gate with a 24-hour call to action.
Today is a Day of Action for some victim advocates, with calls and tweets asking for reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). We're not so quick to jump on that bandwagon, because VAWA is not ready to be reauthorized. It still has many provisions that strip the presumption of innocence from the accused.
See our recent press release for more details:click here
Let's have our own 24 Hours of Action! For the next 24 hours*, call both your Senators and your Representative at 1-202-224-3121. You can also find your Senators' phone numbers and your Representative's phone number
Or you can go to their websites and send email. Whichever is easier.
Simply say "Don't pass VAWA until the presumption of innocence is restored!"
THIS IS IMPORTANT. I KNOW THAT WE CAN DO THIS!
teri
*Feel free to keep calling beyond the 24-hours.
Teri Stoddard, Program Director
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments
www.saveservices.org
How many more men need to be sacrificed on the altar of feminism before it is "enough"? How many men's souls crushed before it is "enough"? How many gallons of men's blood is the matriarchal queen going to gorge before she has had "enough"? That is why it is up to us men to not just say "enough" but to actually mean it.
Showing posts with label s. 1925. Show all posts
Showing posts with label s. 1925. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Tell Senator Scott Brown to oppose S. 1925
In the last few days Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts has seen fit to publicize his support to S. 1925, the VAWA reauthorization bill which passed the Senate on April 26. SAVE has reviewed S. 1925, and notes the bill ignores the problem of female-initiated abuse, has the potential to inflict harm on the falsely accused, and comes within a whisper of unconstitutionality.
In general, Scott Brown has been a fair-minded senator. He now finds himself in a tight race against Elizabeth Warren who has repeatedly played the gender card.
Contact Senator Brown and tell him that much of Domestic Violence is initiated by women, that false accusations are rampant and destructive, and that S. 1925 is flatly unfair.
The senator can be reached by phone at 1-202-228-2643, or fax at 1-202-228-2646.
Thank you!
teri
Teri Stoddard, Program Director
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments
www.saveservices.org
Or you can contact Senator Brown here and tell him to reject S. 1925. S. 1925 is anti-male and must be opposed. Contact Senator Brown immediately.
In general, Scott Brown has been a fair-minded senator. He now finds himself in a tight race against Elizabeth Warren who has repeatedly played the gender card.
Contact Senator Brown and tell him that much of Domestic Violence is initiated by women, that false accusations are rampant and destructive, and that S. 1925 is flatly unfair.
The senator can be reached by phone at 1-202-228-2643, or fax at 1-202-228-2646.
Thank you!
teri
Teri Stoddard, Program Director
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments
www.saveservices.org
Or you can contact Senator Brown here and tell him to reject S. 1925. S. 1925 is anti-male and must be opposed. Contact Senator Brown immediately.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Senate getting wary toward VAWA
From SAVE services:
I enjoy Spring, the season of new beginnings and hope. My hope is that we give domestic violence law a new beginning, starting with the reform of VAWA (S.1925) to protect civil rights. Easter break has passed, and the Senate is back in session. As of this writing, there has not been a vote on VAWA. Word has it the delay is due to some Senators behind the scenes demanding amendments to S.1925 in return for their vote. This is great news for us!
I hope you realize that your calls give these senators the motivation and strength to speak out on your behalf. Please don't let them down now, not when they need your support the most. Let's do another round of phone calls today.
Please contact your two senators and ask them to be sure the new VAWA respects civil rights, esp. the requirement of the 4th Amendment to have probable cause before a person can be arrested.
Find your senators' phone numbers here or call the Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121, where an operator will connect you with the Senate office you request.
Hope is a wonderful thing. But it's not enough when it comes to politics. Now, get busy and make those calls!
Want to feel really good about yourself? Call every day until the vote. ;-)
Thanks,
teri
Teri Stoddard, Program Director
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments
www.saveservices.org
Sounds like encouraging news which means there may be some light at the end of the tunnel. Let's make those calls or send those emails if you prefer. The time to strike is now considering the iron is hot. Let's make contact and roast VAWA or at least purge the misandric parts of it.
Also it may be a good idea to contact Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell R-Kentucky and tell him to include Constitutional safeguards in VAWA as well. If we can get him to see our side of it it will be very good for us because he's the leader of the republicans in the Senate so they'll listen to him.
I enjoy Spring, the season of new beginnings and hope. My hope is that we give domestic violence law a new beginning, starting with the reform of VAWA (S.1925) to protect civil rights. Easter break has passed, and the Senate is back in session. As of this writing, there has not been a vote on VAWA. Word has it the delay is due to some Senators behind the scenes demanding amendments to S.1925 in return for their vote. This is great news for us!
I hope you realize that your calls give these senators the motivation and strength to speak out on your behalf. Please don't let them down now, not when they need your support the most. Let's do another round of phone calls today.
Please contact your two senators and ask them to be sure the new VAWA respects civil rights, esp. the requirement of the 4th Amendment to have probable cause before a person can be arrested.
Find your senators' phone numbers here or call the Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121, where an operator will connect you with the Senate office you request.
Hope is a wonderful thing. But it's not enough when it comes to politics. Now, get busy and make those calls!
Want to feel really good about yourself? Call every day until the vote. ;-)
Thanks,
teri
Teri Stoddard, Program Director
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments
www.saveservices.org
Sounds like encouraging news which means there may be some light at the end of the tunnel. Let's make those calls or send those emails if you prefer. The time to strike is now considering the iron is hot. Let's make contact and roast VAWA or at least purge the misandric parts of it.
Also it may be a good idea to contact Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell R-Kentucky and tell him to include Constitutional safeguards in VAWA as well. If we can get him to see our side of it it will be very good for us because he's the leader of the republicans in the Senate so they'll listen to him.
Thursday, April 5, 2012
A thank you and a petition from SAVE
The following is from SAVE:
Over the last few months we have called upon all of you to help us reform domestic violence law, specifically the federal Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), S.1925. We have asked you to make phone calls, send emails and sign petitions. And you haven't let us down. Thank you so much!
Today, we'd also like to recognize our volunteers.
We are honored to work with members of the Domestic Violence Legislative Project (DVLP), Campaign 2012, and the Countering Abuse Misinformation Project (CAMP).
Meet two of our volunteers:
DVLP member Relda Copning shared her son's tragic story with the women of WAVE. She also called every senator to talk about VAWA. Sign Relda's petition on false allegations of domestic violence: click here
CAMP member Gordon E. Finley, Ph.D. wrote a letter about VAWA to Washington DC's The Hill. His letter "Time to Sunset Violence Against Women Act" was published on March 27: click here
This is just an example of the dedication that you can find across the country for domestic violence law reform.
Thank you all. You are the best!
Sincerely,
Teri
Teri Stoddard, Program Director
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments
www.saveservices.org
It's time to take another swipe at VAWA. We need to oppose this at every turn to get the message out that falsely accused men aren't going to take it anymore,that we are going to fight back and the best way to do that is to sign this petition.
Over the last few months we have called upon all of you to help us reform domestic violence law, specifically the federal Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), S.1925. We have asked you to make phone calls, send emails and sign petitions. And you haven't let us down. Thank you so much!
Today, we'd also like to recognize our volunteers.
We are honored to work with members of the Domestic Violence Legislative Project (DVLP), Campaign 2012, and the Countering Abuse Misinformation Project (CAMP).
Meet two of our volunteers:
DVLP member Relda Copning shared her son's tragic story with the women of WAVE. She also called every senator to talk about VAWA. Sign Relda's petition on false allegations of domestic violence: click here
CAMP member Gordon E. Finley, Ph.D. wrote a letter about VAWA to Washington DC's The Hill. His letter "Time to Sunset Violence Against Women Act" was published on March 27: click here
This is just an example of the dedication that you can find across the country for domestic violence law reform.
Thank you all. You are the best!
Sincerely,
Teri
Teri Stoddard, Program Director
Stop Abusive and Violent Environments
www.saveservices.org
It's time to take another swipe at VAWA. We need to oppose this at every turn to get the message out that falsely accused men aren't going to take it anymore,that we are going to fight back and the best way to do that is to sign this petition.
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