The victim is guilty

Skybird · 04-09-13, 06:10 PM

http://www.thefrisky.com/2013-04-09/...around-school/

Teenager or not - when I was at that age, I already had a well-developed sense for what is right and what is wrong. I do not know what leaves me more speechless: the photo being circulated, or the offendings and verbal attacks she was exposed to afterwards.

It makes me sick and enraged to read stories like this. I do not wish to stay calm and civilised over such stories. Because our many laws serve lawyers, and protect offenders far too much. Offenders get away with no or too little penalty, over "social concerns" and endless understanding for how very much they are the victims of circumstances themselves, and all the reasons why they are not responsible. But the real victims of crime all too often are left behind.

I have had quite some experiences with courts in my life. One was positive, five were negative. One lie was exposed as being a lie, and the liar sentenced. But five offenders escaped with funny jokes of penalties, or not penalties at all. In their wake, they left four victims dead, their deaths unatoned. 800,000 Euros in total value was stolen by cheating and betrayal, ruining my parents practically, and eroding my finances to threatening levels as well in supporting their court battle. And I almost got punished for having defended my life, once, against unprovoked assault-to-kill. "Justice system"? Maybe when I'm stoned, then I may believe it, then it may appear as a luminiscent cloud in my imagination, drifting slowly through my viewing field. But when I'm sober, the saying that all in all the system serves justice, not in every case, but all in all, I no longer buy, since years. I spit on this "legal" system. It is hopelessly perverted.

04-09-13, 06:10 PM	#1
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,602 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	The victim is guilty http://www.thefrisky.com/2013-04-09/...around-school/ Teenager or not - when I was at that age, I already had a well-developed sense for what is right and what is wrong. I do not know what leaves me more speechless: the photo being circulated, or the offendings and verbal attacks she was exposed to afterwards. It makes me sick and enraged to read stories like this. I do not wish to stay calm and civilised over such stories. Because our many laws serve lawyers, and protect offenders far too much. Offenders get away with no or too little penalty, over "social concerns" and endless understanding for how very much they are the victims of circumstances themselves, and all the reasons why they are not responsible. But the real victims of crime all too often are left behind. I have had quite some experiences with courts in my life. One was positive, five were negative. One lie was exposed as being a lie, and the liar sentenced. But five offenders escaped with funny jokes of penalties, or not penalties at all. In their wake, they left four victims dead, their deaths unatoned. 800,000 Euros in total value was stolen by cheating and betrayal, ruining my parents practically, and eroding my finances to threatening levels as well in supporting their court battle. And I almost got punished for having defended my life, once, against unprovoked assault-to-kill. "Justice system"? Maybe when I'm stoned, then I may believe it, then it may appear as a luminiscent cloud in my imagination, drifting slowly through my viewing field. But when I'm sober, the saying that all in all the system serves justice, not in every case, but all in all, I no longer buy, since years. I spit on this "legal" system. It is hopelessly perverted. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.