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I get that Airbnb is the darling of this forum, and I even had good experience with it. Yet the amount of victim blaming is unbelievable. Instead of a guy being
by showsomeempathy 11y ago
I get that Airbnb is the darling of this forum, and I even had good experience with it. Yet the amount of victim blaming is unbelievable. Instead of a guy being raped by trans "woman". Had it been a female victim, Airbnb would be apologizing like crazy, instead we get this utterly dismissive reply. NYTime has also abandoned any sense of equity by refusing to name the perpetrator while splashing the identity of the victim while putting blame on him.
We allow flimsy standards in Campus Prosecution and hide the identity of the victim. While in this case we are watching the victim being re-victimized.
Where is accountability?
Where is the zero star review that's supposed warn potential users?
This entire incident is truly sickening.
- xerophyte12932 11y agoNow that you mention it, the whole thing does seem to lack a certain appreciation for the gravity of the incident. A person got raped and the company's reply is: "Oh, we're sorry. Security is our number 1 priority and we'll call the police ourselves next time." And the debate here is "Well the victim should have contacted the police themselves. Doesn't he even know which emergency number to call?" While I sincerely I hope the conversation would have been more serious if the victim was a girl, I am appalled at the current reaction.
- vacri 11y agoI like how you demand accountability, but are happy to insert your own version of the story to suit your own agenda.