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I think the implication is that victims would have gone to law enforcement if he has no power over them, i.e no consequences for going to law enforcement. I d
by dominotw 9y ago
I think the implication is that victims would have gone to law enforcement if he has no power over them, i.e no consequences for going to law enforcement.
I don't understand why they cant report harassment to law enforcement if its ' unlawful to harass a person '. Thats the only way to get justice in our society.
- UncleMeat 9y agoIn my experience, most women have done this a couple of times and found it both painful and useless. This leads to apathy. Yesterday my partner was harassed by a doctor. I asked if she wanted to file a complaint or report it to somebody. She simply looked disappointed and said that no it would be a pain and almost certainly accomplish nothing. Better to not see this doctor again and try to schedule appointments with female doctors when possible. This is because this sort of thing has happened to her dozens of times in her lifetime, reporting it has never worked, and she already has enough on her plate. She didn't want this to be the state of things, but was resigned to it. Yes, this person will likely continue to be an asshole. But after people try so many times to do the right thing and are rebuffed we cannot keep expecting them to do the same thing over and over. It becomes one more thing to feel guilty about in these sorts of scenarios.
- dominotw 9y ago>, most women have done this a couple of times and found it both painful and useless. This leads to apathy. Whats the alternative though. How do we fix this.