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In reply to the discussion: "It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men." [View all]redqueen
(115,177 posts)6. "Regardless of what happened, Dylan is the abuser now." Who could say something like that?
Just when you think you've seen the most vile, disgusting thing here ever, someone goes and lowers the bar.
Anyway, I agree with you. Their blindness is willful blindness.
That line was written in a time when slavery was still widely practiced. If we were talking about men *and women* propagating misogyny in the days before women were still considered property, this quote would be analogous. Now, though, no.
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"It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men." [View all]
LanternWaste
Feb 2014
OP
"Regardless of what happened, Dylan is the abuser now." Who could say something like that?
redqueen
Feb 2014
#6
saying such a thing, defending such a thing, blame a couple people regardless the #
seabeyond
Feb 2014
#11
No, redqueen. It is Not that they Don't care, it is that they see Nothing Wrong with it.
Tuesday Afternoon
Feb 2014
#14
years ago i was making choices that people could easily look at me with pity.
seabeyond
Feb 2014
#24