Coronation Street Walks The Misandry Mile... Gay Domestic Violence Above The Corner Shop

Like its partner in crime, EastEnders, Coronation Street is now walking the Misandry Mile with a story about domestic violence in a male gay relationship. Actually male gays have the least violent relationships, Lesbian relationships are far more prone to it. But Corrie couldn't show that, could it?

And that all this violence was taking place in a flat above the Corner Shop, a bustling hub of local business? Yeah, OK.

And the character, Todd Grimshaw, becomes another broken reed, just as Rita Fairclough did in the 1980s - all to highlight men = bad, women = good, persecuted lovelies feminist-influenced trendy agendas.

All based on feminist-influenced 'statistics' and the hate mill of so-called 'UK' (asymmetric national devolution) 'politicians' - like Jess Phillips.

D.S. Swain's pathetic, misandrist monologue (the Duluth Model? Women's in-group bias? Male chivalry? Lack of support for abused men? Family courts bias? False allegations? Men's lives ruined without proof?) was sickening.

The hate and misrepresentation must stop. Men have difficulty reporting DV and are subject to doubt via Duluth-influenced police programs, a severe lack of support, and they and their children come second to women's own group bias - a proven phenomenon. 

The storyline is misleading, it's offensive and highly damaging to men, it's particularly offensive to gay men.

Corrie - join EastEnders and hang your head in shame.

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