A Public Display of Violence

This page was last updated on Monday September 21, 2009.

No one has to look any farther than a public library to find male bashing books and ways to fabricate false allegations of family violence.  The true nature of the feminazi movement revealed itself in a Boulder (Colorado) Public Library some years ago.  A few of the library's employees wanted to display an oversized American flag at the library's entrance.  What should have been an innocuous decision about the request turned into a national controversy, not so much about the flag but what should be shown in a public library.

The library's Director said that the library wanted to maintain a "politically neutral" space and that the flag "could compromise our objectivity".  That statement rang false for she allowed "Art Triumphs Over Domestic Violence" sponsored by  Boulder County Safehouse to on display in the  library. This display reportedly included more than 60 works relating to domestic violence.  The controversy should have focused on these facts.

• More than 40 percent of this organization's revenue came from our taxes. 
• Their show included a display of 21 ceramic penises hanging from a clothes line.
• The female pornographer called her sexually violent display "Hanging 'Em Out to Dry".
• The display was about Feminazism and their Große Lüge (Big Lie).
• Repeat a lie and repeat it often then others will believe that the lie is true.
• The Boulder County Safehouse falsely stated that 95% of all spousal assaults are committed by men.
• Displaying ceramic severed penises is not politically neutral. 

The Feminazis across this country see men as ruffians and women as victims. The Boulder County Safehouse promotes the discredited sexist Duluth model that does nothing to help women. That fact is evident in this display. This organization has repeatedly endorsed violence against men and did not to help the plight of victims and those falsely accused of domestic violence.

The Boulder County Safehouse promotes the discredited sexist Duluth model that does nothing to help women who are violent.   They did not to help the plight of victims and those falsely accused of domestic violence. This fact is evident, the Boulder County Safehouse has endorsed female violence against men and this is their presentation.

This display was first made public about October 19, 2001 just 38 days after the attacks on September 11, 2001. Obviously, their display "Hanging ‘em out to dry" was conceived before the attacks and the connection between the two could be coincidental. However, the pornography of the severed ceramic dildos illustrates their wanton ways of violent misandry, a classic example of planning and scheming.  That is not coincidental.

Edward Steven Nunes