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by omginternets
3568 days ago
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When the victim thrusts himself into the public sphere, it's sensible to raise alternate hypotheses and call his story into question ... if only to conclude that he is, indeed, the victim! This knee-jerk cry of "don't blame the victim" is just that: a knee-jerk response. Few people want to humiliate victims, but I don't see a reason not to ask pointed questions. I mean no disrespect, but I think comments like yours lower the level of discourse and are pretty toxic despite their good intentions. |
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