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  That's just because men can take a beating better, so less die when abused.
context: Yea, but he also spent a good amount of time perpetuating misogynist myths. >
  
  The article did not really show evidence of Earl doing this.
  Can you provide evidence of him personally spreading any myths? >
  
  It did, but because he died almost 10 years ago the links are broken. 
  It's hard to find unbiased information a decade later, but he did, for example, claim that men are as likely as women to experience domestic abuse. >
  
  You didn't read the article, and you too are perpetuating the myth implying that it poses a much higher risk than it actually does. 
  It's true that that male victms of IPV are much more prevalent than previously thought, but over 80% of intimate partner homicide victims are women, as well as similar percentages of female hospitalizations as compared to male.