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On the other hand if they and everybody else knew the whereabouts of their abusive partner, wouldn't that actually contribute to their safety?
by kisielk 13y ago
On the other hand if they and everybody else knew the whereabouts of their abusive partner, wouldn't that actually contribute to their safety?
- Ygg2 13y agoAssuming such data isn't easily falsified.
- differentView 13y agoHow so? Are you going to stay awake 24/7 to stop those abusers when they get too close to their victims?
- justinlilly 13y agoIf the theoretical data is available on the theoretical abuser, the police could monitor it, or you could have a non-profit service which monitors the proximity and alerts authorities / sends a "get out of the house" message to you.
- gnaffle 13y agoSo, instead of living a life in relative safety, you get to spend the rest of your life on alert and in fear. I really don't see how you can argue that this would be an acceptable solution.
- differentView 13y agoThe most theoretical part of such a scenario is the police force that follows procedures perfectly and aren't ever overworked.