G'day, thx for reply. I have many questions so I will pose some thoughts and different situations where protection from victim blaming ideas ends badly submission. I would love to hear any objections, feelings or thoughts so I can better understand where so many people are coming from. I'm conflicted over people declairing "victim blaming" regardless of speakers intent and without regards to wether it's true or not. Where do you draw a line with situations where in trying not to blame, trigger or offend victims (or marginalized groups) we end up failing to prepare our children. Wether it is idealistic vloggers traveling to dangerous countries alone thinking they are safer than they are and ending up dead. (Sadly, true x2 or more). OR should we teach our young that victims of muggings are often influential or "to blame" due to body language. Studies with ex criminals on how they choose their victims show we play a massive role but is it too offensive to practically help the most in nee
