Why Do Others Avoid Socializing with Continuous-Crimes Rape Victims?
T Murray
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Today (February 17, 2017) at 8:53 AM
Hi...
Not sure about what you have experienced as far as the people you've described but I am the opposite.
I've been hurt since a child and I seek out others who have been hurt to comfort them, encourage them, give them hope to know that they are valuable and can do anything they put their mind too.
Memories will fade and new skills can be learned.
If you know anyone like this, please let me know...I've been helping people most of my life.
Terry
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Title:() Why Do Others Avoid Socializing with Continuous-Crimes Rape Victims?
I have often wondered why it is that individuals in Central Texas who are not themselves continuous-personal-injury-crimes victims or continuous sexual-assault-crimes victims, tend to treat a person they themselves identify as being a victim of those types of crimes as a social pariah.
Does anyone have any thoughts on why continuous-crimes victims in their personal lives are shunned and ostracized here in Austin?
--Are the persons who AREN'T being victimized by continuous personal-injury-crimes worried that "'if I invite this continuous-crimes victim to have lunch with me, I would find it very unappetizing to sense from looking at his face that he is a victim of crime, and to also sense while attempting to eat my food during our outing together that he has been anally raped during his sleep inside his locked private bedroom of his bolt-locked apartment unit. I would not enjoy eating my meal if I pondered those very grim rape scenes that the local police have not yet put a stop to."
---Are the persons who AREN'T continuous-crimes victims afraid that "it could be too emotionally rough on me and depressing for me if I get together for lunch during my leisuretime with this continuous-rape-crimes victim"?
---Are the persons who AREN'T continuous-crimes victims possibly maintaining that "since the victim is disliked intensely by each of the subcultures or communities here that most people here associate him with, I feel that he deserves to be subjected against his wishes to the physical torture and numerous medical injuries and repeated-sleep-interruption harassment currently being inflicted on him on a daily and year-round and multi-year basis during his sleeping hours hours as he lies alone unconscious on his own bed inside his locked private bedroom of his and his one total male roommate's bolt-locked apartment unit here in Austin."
--Are the persons who AREN'T themselves being victimized by continuous-crimes possibly concluding or believing that "I support the harassment and physical abuse of the cited continuous-crimes victim by various minority groups and subcultures and persons that dislike him, so this type of vigilanteeism does not bother me at all. I regard it as a form of justifiable attempted homicide or justifiable harassment they are subjecting the victim to, and I will do my part by refusing to report any crime evidence I myself ever obtain or learn about to any law-enforcement agency with apparent jurisdiction or legal authority. Everyone is hoping that the victim will either acquire a terminal illness against his wishes and drop dead or move to another U.S. state or a foreign nation, so that the people of Austin won't have to put up with him any longer. In fact, everyone in Austin will throw a big party to ecstatically celebrate the removal of this particular crime victim from their own city and U.S. state."
--Are the persons who AREN'T being victimized by continuous-crimes worried that "if I am seen in public with the continuous-crimes victim during my leisuretime, some police officer who obviously dislikes the victim, since police have obviously done nothing to stop those personal-injury crimes, might learn that we were seen together in public and then subject me to police harassment of myself in my own life"?
--Are the persons who AREN'T being victimized by alleged continuous personal-injury crimes, afraid of reprisals against themselves by members of the organized crime community of Austin if they themselves are seen in public during their leisuretime with a cited continuous-crimes victim?
---Are the persons who AREN'T continuous-crimes victims afraid that the police might identify them as a "possible suspect" in that particular organized-crimes case if they get together with a continuous-crimes victim in a public place during their leisuretime?
---Are the persons who AREN'T continuous-crimes victims afraid that if they meet with or interact with the cited victim, the prosecuting attorney in a future expected continuous-crimes courtroom proceeding in Austin might subpoena them and demand that they testify in a court of law about what the victim had told them, or what they themselves directly knew about the cited continuous-crime case?
---Are the persons who AREN'T continuous-crimes victims afraid that "I might get blacklisted and blackballed by the powers that be in Austin, since this particular continuous-crimes victim is disliked by numerous trendy and influential subcultures of Austin, including the atheist community and the libertarian community and the marijuana community and the tobacco-smokers community and the Playboys community, etc."
Does anyone have any thoughts on why continuous-crimes victims in their personal lives are shunned and ostracized here in Austin?
--Are the persons who AREN'T being victimized by continuous personal-injury-crimes worried that "'if I invite this continuous-crimes victim to have lunch with me, I would find it very unappetizing to sense from looking at his face that he is a victim of crime, and to also sense while attempting to eat my food during our outing together that he has been anally raped during his sleep inside his locked private bedroom of his bolt-locked apartment unit. I would not enjoy eating my meal if I pondered those very grim rape scenes that the local police have not yet put a stop to."
---Are the persons who AREN'T continuous-crimes victims afraid that "it could be too emotionally rough on me and depressing for me if I get together for lunch during my leisuretime with this continuous-rape-crimes victim"?
---Are the persons who AREN'T continuous-crimes victims possibly maintaining that "since the victim is disliked intensely by each of the subcultures or communities here that most people here associate him with, I feel that he deserves to be subjected against his wishes to the physical torture and numerous medical injuries and repeated-sleep-interruption harassment currently being inflicted on him on a daily and year-round and multi-year basis during his sleeping hours hours as he lies alone unconscious on his own bed inside his locked private bedroom of his and his one total male roommate's bolt-locked apartment unit here in Austin."
--Are the persons who AREN'T themselves being victimized by continuous-crimes possibly concluding or believing that "I support the harassment and physical abuse of the cited continuous-crimes victim by various minority groups and subcultures and persons that dislike him, so this type of vigilanteeism does not bother me at all. I regard it as a form of justifiable attempted homicide or justifiable harassment they are subjecting the victim to, and I will do my part by refusing to report any crime evidence I myself ever obtain or learn about to any law-enforcement agency with apparent jurisdiction or legal authority. Everyone is hoping that the victim will either acquire a terminal illness against his wishes and drop dead or move to another U.S. state or a foreign nation, so that the people of Austin won't have to put up with him any longer. In fact, everyone in Austin will throw a big party to ecstatically celebrate the removal of this particular crime victim from their own city and U.S. state."
--Are the persons who AREN'T being victimized by continuous-crimes worried that "if I am seen in public with the continuous-crimes victim during my leisuretime, some police officer who obviously dislikes the victim, since police have obviously done nothing to stop those personal-injury crimes, might learn that we were seen together in public and then subject me to police harassment of myself in my own life"?
--Are the persons who AREN'T being victimized by alleged continuous personal-injury crimes, afraid of reprisals against themselves by members of the organized crime community of Austin if they themselves are seen in public during their leisuretime with a cited continuous-crimes victim?
---Are the persons who AREN'T continuous-crimes victims afraid that the police might identify them as a "possible suspect" in that particular organized-crimes case if they get together with a continuous-crimes victim in a public place during their leisuretime?
---Are the persons who AREN'T continuous-crimes victims afraid that if they meet with or interact with the cited victim, the prosecuting attorney in a future expected continuous-crimes courtroom proceeding in Austin might subpoena them and demand that they testify in a court of law about what the victim had told them, or what they themselves directly knew about the cited continuous-crime case?
---Are the persons who AREN'T continuous-crimes victims afraid that "I might get blacklisted and blackballed by the powers that be in Austin, since this particular continuous-crimes victim is disliked by numerous trendy and influential subcultures of Austin, including the atheist community and the libertarian community and the marijuana community and the tobacco-smokers community and the Playboys community, etc."
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