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nofx 12-21-2004 02:11 PM

heh I would like to know the % of enlisted men that beat their wives.

the military has a pretty high number of spousal abuse.

TheJimmy 12-21-2004 02:11 PM

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Originally posted by MaskedMan
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Nanda 12-21-2004 02:14 PM

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Originally posted by .?.
only poor people are married to soldiers - the wives need the $$$ he brings home each month. :2 cents:
My husband was in the military...and we NEVER lived pay check to pay check!


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Originally posted by RocHard
You've never been in military, have you?

When their husband leaves for extended period of times, the woman is in charge - and does everything from taking care of the children alone, maintaining the cars, the house, and paying the bills.

When a unit goes out on deployment it's party time for their wives. Perhaps not for all wives, but some wives would have a rather active social life while their husband was gone in the bars and clubs. When the husband returned, the wife would drop off of the map until the next time the husband left. I thought it was horrible myself.

This is true...but I always paid the bills, and ran errands. When my husband left, I would literally be glued to that phone waiting for him to call. yet, a lot of wives do cheat on their husbands, and it gets really nasty. Now the barrack women...(female soldiers) they are 100 times worst than the wives!!

But I knew a couple of wives that cheated, but the majority that I met & knew were faithful, and anxiously waited for their husbands.


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KRL 12-21-2004 02:14 PM

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Originally posted by speakthetruth
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Fletch XXX 12-21-2004 02:23 PM

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Originally posted by nofx
heh I would like to know the % of enlisted men that beat their wives.

the military has a pretty high number of spousal abuse.

violent abuse and rape are the common crimes among military

almost ALWAYS crimes against women.

"The news conference was prompted by a report on the CBS television program "60 Minutes," which reviewed Pentagon records from 1992 through 1997 and found that 50,000 military spouses were victims of domestic violence, five times higher than the civilian population rate when compared with Department of Justice records over the same period."

http://www.cnn.com/US/9901/18/milita...usal.abuse.04/

Fletch XXX 12-21-2004 02:25 PM

most importantly is how they are not punished for it :)

"The report also determined the military routinely fails to punish service members convicted of even extreme cases of domestic violence."

gotta love the military industrial complex at work.

KRL 12-21-2004 02:27 PM

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Originally posted by Odie
excuse me??? not one person has even talked about the infidelity that happens when the boys are away...

I was in Thailand when the USS kitty Hawk docked in Pattaya...the town was instantly invaded by 5000 navy boys who went out and fucked everything they could get their hands on..it works both ways..

:BangBang:

it is sad that ppl can't remain honest and loyal to their spouses.

That was one of my points. It got to be extremely difficult from both sides. The guy is over there for 2 years fucking who knows what in the trenches and for all he knows he best buddies are bangin his gal while he's in Iraq.

Kimmykim 12-21-2004 02:30 PM

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Originally posted by .?.
only poor people are married to soldiers - the wives need the $$$ he brings home each month. :2 cents:
Please, the average servicemans family gets as much in government assistance as someone living in the projects. They don't pay those guys shit for what they ask of them.

I've often wondered how anyone could possibly be happy defending a country that treats you, and pays you, like a second class citizen.

nofx 12-21-2004 02:31 PM

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Originally posted by Fletch XXX
most importantly is how they are not punished for it :)

"The report also determined the military routinely fails to punish service members convicted of even extreme cases of domestic violence."

gotta love the military industrial complex at work.

exactly.

sad that not only the spouses get beat, their children do as well.

very high aggression levels.

MetaMan 12-21-2004 02:34 PM

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Originally posted by Peaches
It's called "commitment", "honor", "respect", "love". Words that sadly seem absent in most marriages these days.
*clap clap* exactly, the world is so fucked up today, whatever happend to the staying and being with the person you married because you love them,

people just dont get it, this world is to caught up in sex and forget what really makes them happy,

i dont see the big deal with them being away for years, if they truly loved eachother it shouldnt matter.

Twe Russ 12-21-2004 02:36 PM

Well it all depends on the wife, if she has any feelings at all she
knows he is there and risking his ass every day and can be the
next one to go down.

KRL 12-21-2004 02:40 PM

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Originally posted by Kimmykim
Please, the average servicemans family gets as much in government assistance as someone living in the projects. They don't pay those guys shit for what they ask of them.

I've often wondered how anyone could possibly be happy defending a country that treats you, and pays you, like a second class citizen.

This is so true. The generals and other officers do alright though. My father stayed in the Army reserves after he got out of the Korean War and rose to the rank of Colonel. We used to go to the Officer Clubs on bases and though they weren't country clubs by any means, they had everything like them, tennis courts, golf courses, high end dining, and everyone saluting you all the time.

:1orglaugh

EZRhino 12-21-2004 02:47 PM

Just in case some people were wondering, alot of miltary families dont keep their marriages together. In the Marine Corp we have one of he highest divorce rates in the country. Right next to cops and certain types of doctors. We have a bad habit of getting married and concieving right before deployment.

I heard someone say once that you can tell how many times a Marine has been deployed by how many kids he has. LOL

One of the toughests jobs in the service is being a marine wife. It takes a very special girl to marry a marine, and when she does, god help her, she is going to need all the help she can get.

theking 12-21-2004 02:51 PM

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Originally posted by Fletch XXX
most importantly is how they are not punished for it :)

"The report also determined the military routinely fails to punish service members convicted of even extreme cases of domestic violence."

gotta love the military industrial complex at work.

Spousal abuse is treated seriously by the military. They receive counseling...both parties. If the abuse continues they are punished...and are often given a General Discharge under less than honorable conditions. They may not be punished in like fashion as civilians...but they are punished. Spousal abuse can cost one his career.

The reasons for a higher percentage of spousal abuse among military personel are multiple. Soldiers unknowingly marry a slut...but they also sometimes knowingly marry a slut...thinking that there love for them will keep them faithful. They find them in the many bars and strip clubs that permeate service towns.

Husbands are away from home as often if not more so than they are at home. Young wives...become bored...and go out to play. When the husbands return and learn about their wives activities they retaliate with anger/verbal/physical abuse.

It is really a quite a spectacle to see a unit deploy and then see the wives hit the E-Clubs and or downtown bars. One can always judge when a unit is deployed by the increase of women in the E-Clubs and bars.

Mr. Jim 12-21-2004 02:54 PM

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Originally posted by KRL
I don't get it. They just showed one of those segments on CBS Morning Show with a soldier in Iraq away from home for his 2nd Christmas talking to his wife.

The conversations are always so limited. I miss you. I miss you too. I can't wait till you come home. Me too. I love you. I love you too.

WTF? And there's always screaming little kids in the background.

How these guys keep their wives content while they are away in some fleabag hell hole for 2 years is beyond me.

What am I missing here. How do these guys find women this dedicated to just sit at home waiting for them for several years or do most of these deals fall apart?

As crazy as this sounds.....some people actually do fall in Love and want to spend the rest of their lives together

True Story from my world....

One of my very best friends deployed to Iraq one year ago. He feels serving in the Military is the role he was meant to play in life. At home he has a three kids a great career and a wife who has a booming business as a hair stylist. In his time away they have had the third child and the deployment according to them has strengthened the bond between them beyond anything they could have imagined...

I too wonder how so many of the women are able to keep it together and it makes think of how important the women back home played a role in our nation during WWII...

I applaud the ladies who are standing watch over the households while the man in their life serves...

God speed to getting home troops

Mr. Jim 12-21-2004 03:01 PM

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Originally posted by Fletch XXX
most importantly is how they are not punished for it :)

"The report also determined the military routinely fails to punish service members convicted of even extreme cases of domestic violence."

gotta love the military industrial complex at work.

I cannot speak for said report, but as a former Platoon Sgt. I can tell you that in 8 years of active service I had not heard of one instance of spousal abuse being swept under the carpet....I watched many Marines go to the brig and lose rank for spousal abuse.

It was alyways treated very seriously and in my experiences Marines were given no quarter when charged.

theking 12-21-2004 03:09 PM

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Originally posted by jimholio
I cannot speak for said report, but as a former Platoon Sgt. I can tell you that in 8 years of active service I had not heard of one instance of spousal abuse being swept under the carpet....I watched many Marines go to the brig and lose rank for spousal abuse.

It was alyways treated very seriously and in my experiences Marines were given no quarter when charged.

I too was a PLT SGT and I concur...it is a career buster.

EZRhino 12-21-2004 03:10 PM

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Originally posted by jimholio
I cannot speak for said report, but as a former Platoon Sgt. I can tell you that in 8 years of active service I had not heard of one instance of spousal abuse being swept under the carpet....I watched many Marines go to the brig and lose rank for spousal abuse.

It was alyways treated very seriously and in my experiences Marines were given no quarter when charged.

Thats true, I've never seen slack given when a Marine did something stupid like that.

theking 12-21-2004 03:18 PM

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Originally posted by theking
I too was a PLT SGT and I concur...it is a career buster.
BTW...12 years of service.


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