Thrasher865
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ive known those who've been victims and those who've been witnesses. the pattern of action was almost identical. this crime is so heinous i think it screws with people's moral compass. the clear & right thing to do seems so simple yet people don't act on it. its almost like the reality is so terrible their brain shuts down as coping mechanism because the trauma of facing it would be too great.
I'm sorry but it's time for the witness to pull on the "man-pants" and do something.
Quite frankly it is a said state of our society that a person can witness a molestation in action and do virtually nothing. When a society does not protect its most innocent (children) then that society is doomed to failure.
ive known those who've been victims and those who've been witnesses. the pattern of action was almost identical. this crime is so heinous i think it screws with people's moral compass. the clear & right thing to do seems so simple yet people don't act on it. its almost like the reality is so terrible their brain shuts down as coping mechanism because the trauma of facing it would be too great.
Coping mechanism for the victims, maybe. For the witness, though, this is merely a cop out.
Plain and simple. He didn't tell anyone, because he liked his job. Joe Pa didn't tell anyone, because he liked his brilliant linebacker coach on his staff. (no pun intended, I have no knowledge of their personal relationship.)
