@izzythepush,
OmSigDAVID wrote:I think she 'd discern a distinction.
izzythepush wrote:Have you asked any of the victims what they feel about the people
who paid to watch them being raped?
No. So far as I remember,
I have not met any rape victims whose pictures were taken.
I have previously posted this, from my experience:
in 2005, I had intestinal surgery and an infection,
keeping me in the hospital for a while. One nite,
a nurse asked me to arise from my bed to abide
her changing the bedding. I did. I stood there
in my hospital gown, with my rear end hanging
out of said gown, when a flash of white light
came from behind me. I turned n saw a man
wearing a white lab coat n holding a camera.
He left. I thought he was sick in the head,
but I did not care. His action was devoid
of consequence,
un-like if he had grabbed me
and began any violent perversity. If he is looking at
that picture now, it is of no effect on me. Its not my problem.
The same as if he had a broken ankle, his mental sickness
means nothing to me. It evokes no emotion from me.
I truly don t care. If I had been the victim of
any violent
crime when I was a kid, I 'd have shot the criminal, if I coud
line up a shot, but I 'd not care whether anyone were
taking pictures. I 'd not think that was important,
except maybe in aiding police.
David