While some women stated that men were equally violent before and after the war, many reported that the war seemed to make violence perpetrated by men even more accepted and prevalent.
"Typically women in the far-right scene are viewed by the general public either as devotees of their neo-Nazi boyfriends, or as being equally violent as the men," said Michaela Glaser, a researcher on far-right extremism with the German Youth Institute in the eastern city of Halle.
Peter Pearson and Ellyn Bader, psychologists and founders of the Couples Institute in Palo Alto, Calif., which offers both therapy and training for therapists, describe the experience of counseling high-conflict couples in equally violent if metaphorical terms, as "like piloting a helicopter in a hurricane".
Her parents, however, remain cartoon versions of dysfunction: her father a doting paterfamilias except when he is threatening to deliver a beating; her mother an aging Southern belle given to equally violent rages and sneering put-downs of Agnes for being insolent and plain.
The threat to historic Paris — to the heart of France's cultural identity — eventually led to an equally violent counterreaction.
Both sides are equally violent, and anyone weak enough to object is swiftly destroyed.In this section Centuries of dialogue Pass the painkillers Rebels with a cause Blood sport History on film High notes Reprints"The Son" is a book as outsized as the frontier itself.
Any valid criticism of Rihanna's recent Bitch Better Have My Money Video was lost amid the hypocrisy shown by feminist commentators unable to offer a satisfactory explanation as to why other equally violent content was not worthy of the same criticism.
Mr Blé Goudé, now 42, went on to launch his own equally violent outfit, the Young Patriots, in 2001.
Police in battle uniforms were mustered to keep order as protesters held a series of rallies across Manila, using the 45th anniversary of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos imposing martial law to say Duterte was equally violent and authoritarian.
The images are from the documentary film "No Fire Zone," which tells the story of Sri Lanka's violent suppression of Mr. Prabhakaran's equally violent revolution, which had come very close to securing a separate state for the Tamil minority of Sri Lanka.
Whatever the prodigious efforts associated with erecting architecture, the art of causing it to disappear can be equally violent, compelling or satisfying.
