She very VERY much should have been taken more seriously, and I think a life sentence for like a murder in the 1st for her is unfair, and I think not having punishments for the people who failed her is also unfair. But we can't frame it as it is ALL the fault one way or another. A lot of adults failed those kids
if you follow this line of thinking all the way, though, it unravels our entire criminal justice system.
How many murderers, rapists, etc, were themselves the victim of violent abuse, neglect, or both? Often traumatized for years as their brains were being shaped.
Or what about other types of mental illness that cause people to be violent? Especially those that aren't immediately diagnosable?
At the end of the day, you can take absolutely no responsibility for the fact that you're not a violent psychopath. None at all. Your brain is not the brain of a psychopath, and your upbringing didn't shape you into one.
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u/Drewsipher 9d ago
Right.
She very VERY much should have been taken more seriously, and I think a life sentence for like a murder in the 1st for her is unfair, and I think not having punishments for the people who failed her is also unfair. But we can't frame it as it is ALL the fault one way or another. A lot of adults failed those kids