Liriena wrote:Ostroeuropa wrote:
Because I saw it, and it sums up the attitude of the subject of our discussion.
He'd rather feel upset about his rapist being deported than risk being a racist.
Whether it's real or not isn't the point.
It's the ranking of hurt feelings and hurty words as more of an egregious sin than actual physical harm against someone, something we've seen a few times from the SJW movements.
First of all, if you are resorting to fake pictures from right-wing websites dedicated to strawmanning the left to make your point, we have a problem. Also, you don't get to brush the veracity of the picture off, because you originally posted it without providing any sort of warning or disclaimer on the veracity of it. Either you didn't bother to fact-check, or you couldn't be bothered to make a disclaimer to avoid misleading those who would see that picture. Either way, you were irresponsible. Political discourse on the internet is already a clustercuss without you, or anyone else, resorting to hoaxes.
Second of all, I'm pretty sure you can't read this person's mind, so your claim that "he'd rather feel upset about his rapist being deported than risk being a racist" seems a bit of a stretch. You are speculating on his thought process, based on your own preconceptions about SJWs. And, from where I'm standing, the last sentence on your post doesn't really relate to this case.
A great point I haven't seen yet... Has the victim actually tried to... You know, stop the rapist from being deported?
All I've read is that he is guilty about it. A natural thing to feel, you feel lots of things when you're a rape victim, but a lot of rape victims also receive closure from the imprisonment of their rapists.
It means that they can't hurt anybody else.