I honestly don't understand this attitude. There is without doubt members of our society who have been victimized. How we respond to that as a society is import

I honestly don't understand this attitude. There is without doubt members of our society who have been victimized. How we respond to that as a society is important. Part of the goal of any society should be to look out for others, otherwise what's the point of society? I'm not advocating for the "celebration" of victims, but rather to minimize victimization in society. I also would not advocate for celebrating the "powerful" (as that is essentially useless as evaluating whether someone is worthy of adulation). I would celebrate the people who have the most benefit for society: those who are kind, compassionate, and make the people around them even more so.