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Originally Posted by Damien
No they are not. By such logic that would mean if someone in a shop had a bad day and therefore was rude to me, and I complained, which led to them killing themselves I would be responsible for that persons death. 
You have to ask if it was a understandable and logical reaction to the event. You also have to ask if the initial incident, i.e complaint or child abuse, was malicious and wrong. If they are abusing a child that is a very serious crime and one in which they give no thought to the well being of their victim. Making a complaint is not of that scale, it's not a crime, and it's something you might easily do. |
You are using the seriousness of child abuse too much to emphasise your point.
you have 2 victims that killed themselves because of the actions of 2 other persons. the girl who killed herself didn't have any other issues surrounding her. and we leave "abuser made girl kill herself' as it is. we accept this one. it's all proper.
but the other one "PC person makes man kill himself" we jump all over. we can't accept it. we have to say the person that killed themselves must have had other issues already. we don't even approve of mentioning the PC person as for the reason why he killed himself.
humans are hypocritical some times.