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The article cites the destruction of self-respect as being in some ways worse than a punishment of death. I could argue that those that participate in this sor
by ChikkaChiChi 12y ago
The article cites the destruction of self-respect as being in some ways worse than a punishment of death. I could argue that those that participate in this sort of public shaming have a lack of self-respect and seek the thrill of dragging everyone else down to their level.
Sadly, there will never be a lack of self-confidence, which means that there will never be a shortage of these sorts of things happening.
I wish humanity was better than this.
- spb 12y ago> I could argue that those that participate in this sort of public shaming have a lack of self-respect and seek the thrill of dragging everyone else down to their level. I think this idea is well-reflected in the movie Precious, when Precious's mother is put on the spot for abusing Precious and is forced to confront her motivations: > Mary Lee Johnston: But, those... those things she told you I did to her? Who... who... who else was going to love me? Who else was going to touch me? Who else was going to make me feel good about myself?