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And her personal details being available online would be a more reasonable explanation for her job being in jeopardy?

I wasn't questioning or trying to diminish the violation or how she and her family perceived it. I was just sickened by the fact that it was seemingly entirely normal that her job was on the line because of the violation she was a victim of and that this wasn't called out at all. That is a violation not from a single asshole but from an entire society. While we may take the fight and perhaps score wins on the assholes perpetrating this, what is that worth if we silently acknowledge their line of reasoning?




"And her personal details being available online would be a more reasonable explanation for her job being in jeopardy?"

It was a more than reasonable explaination for why they felt physically unsafe. This isn't just about her damn job, they changed their locks.




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