Now this is a worry...
Especially after the 'White Ribbon' Day launch of the campaign to encourage all Aussie males to take the oath of 'No violence' against women...
Aussie boys claim they are more violent than their American counterparts...
Australian boys claim they are more violent than their American counterparts.
And evidence suggests suspending violent students from school only makes them more likely to repeat the behaviour in the future.
In a survey of almost 4,000 students aged 12 to 16 from across Victoria and Washington State, researchers asked participants if they had in the previous 12 months either attacked someone with the idea of seriously hurting them or beaten up someone so badly they required medical treatment.
In Victoria, 17.5 per cent of boys admitted to violence, compared with 12.6 per cent of those from Washington State.
Found at:
http://au.news.yahoo.com/queensland/...-more-violent/
Now if violent during childhood, and especially during the teens and early 20s when behaviour becomes habituated, what are the implications?
So many Aussie males seem to feel that 'bullying' women is ok...
It's 'normal' to them... 
(unless of course they have received a decent education either at home or at school, or in the workplace under legislated 'training' and 'policy' requirements...)
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