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I also found this interesting.
http://breakingthescience.org/RichardGelles_MissingPersonsOfDV.php

Domestic violence is not gender neutral. See http://www.experienceproject.com/stories/Hate-Guys-Who-Hit-Women/3816577

Jack, as Richard Gelles says in the article you cited, "women were much more likely to be injured by acts of domestic violence then were men." Even if women hit men as often as men hit women, if women are injured more frequently it means that domestic violence is not gender neutral. As Gelles says, "It is worth repeating, however, that almost all studies of domestic or partner violence, agree that women are the most likely to be injured as a result of partner violence."

More recent studies have revealed that a significant number of men receive injuries from domestic violence.
What you are doing is called "moving the goal post."
First feminists say that domestic violence is a gender issue because men hit more often. We prove that wrong. Then you say "well um er um it is because women are hurt more often than men."

There's nothing wrong with moving the goal posts in the pursuit of truth.

Omg. You seriously didn't site the deluth power wheel as credible did you?
Dude. You seriously need to do.some research.
Look up the Fiedert bibliography and studies done by Dr. Don Dutton.

There something wrong with trying to make domestic violence all about women when clearly it is not a gender issue.
The level of violence does not correlate to the level of injury. A woman can behave in an extremely violent manor and cause less damage then a man can with one punch.
A woman hits a man 30 times and leaves bruises. A man hits a woman once and breaks her jaw and you want to say he is more violent!?! Do you not see the bias and bigotry in that?
Studies also show that men are more likely to use their hands and women are more likely to use a weapon when engaging in DV. Weapons usually level the playing field when it comes to injury wouldn't you say?

Here are some more little tide bits that will blow your skirt up.
The relationships with the least amount of domestic violence are gay male relationships. The relationships with the most amount of domestic violence are lesbian relationships.
In teen and young adult age groups women are the majority of perpetrators of DV.
Half of DV is bilateral meaning both partners are hitting each other.
The other half is unilateral meaning one partner is hitting the other. In the unilateral situations women are the perpetrators 70% of the time.

"A woman hits a man 30 times and leaves bruises. A man hits a woman once and breaks her jaw and you want to say he is more violent!?!"
Yes, I would say that a man who breaks a woman's jaw while she only bruises him is more violent and should go to jail.

"Weapons usually level the playing field when it comes to injury wouldn't you say?"

Apparently not since women suffer more DV injuries than men do.

"Dude. You seriously need to do.some research."
I've already done some research by reading books about DV over Christmas. I'm not interested in doing more research on the subject than I've done, because life is too short.

Oh yes there is. What kind of mental warp have you travelled through?

Actually, according to FBI statistics, women admit to starting the vast majority of arguments, admit to striking first, and admit to being the first to use an object to strike their spouse. As the feminists used to say of rape, the number of un-reported and under-reported cases of spousal abuse by women against men is likely nine to ten times higher than those reported.