'ABUSE HAS NO EXCUSE'

We have created this blog for all and sundry with 'free speech' in mind, and to establish a support group for any person/s who has experienced any form of abuse.

Abuse comes in many varied forms, it can be from, IE; A shop owners rude remark/retort, it can be in the school ground, it can be at work, it can be from a member of the Police force, it can be from animal abuse, partner abuse, parent abuse. Abuse does not discriminate.

The bottom line is - 'abuse has no excuse'.

Abuse is simply someones need for power and control over his/her victims.
Corruption is a lie which must be kept quiet at all time at all costs.
It is psychopathic behaviour which obviously requires treatment.

Far too often we hide behind fears; fear of reprisals, fear of rejection, fear of loss, fear of loneliness, fear of isolation.
Or, we make statements/excuses like; 'ah, someone else will do it', 'yeah, I agree, but she/he is doing a great job at speaking up about that'.

Maybe we get 'shut down', 'blocked' 'terrified' into silence, believing we have no avenue left open to vent your frustration. That on it's own is abuse and 'there are no excuses'.

Under our constitutional rights act, we all have the right to 'freedom of speech', 'freedom of expression', etc, so now we would like to hear from you all.

Write and tell me about your experiences at the hands of abuse.
You are not alone, we know for a fact that there are hundreds of thousands out there who receive one form of abuse or another every second of the day, 365 days of every year.

People die as a result of abuse, innocent children die as a result of abuse - so too do animals - there are no more excuses.

'Action speaks louder than words' - this is your chance to take action. Say no to 'abuse excuses' and speak up now.

Help us to build a voice that can be heard over the excuses.
The more people who join in sharing their personal stories and voicing their concerns about abuse the more chance we have of eradicating abuse. You will stop feeling isolated and afraid knowing that there are others out there who are in a similar boat.