Describing Abusive Behavior as “Young Love”
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Describing Abusive Behavior as “Young Love”
Proponents of the witch-hunt narrative have a particular kind of blindness to real abuse.
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Proponents of the witch-hunt narrative have a particular kind of blindness to real abuse. That is, they don’t see sexual abuse in places where it is obvious to others. The book (The Witch-Hunt Narrative) is full of examples where real abuse is described as a false accusation or false conviction by proponents of the narrative. This post describes an example that could not fit into the book: Judith Levine’s portrayal, in chapter 4 of her book, Harmful to Minors, of Keir Fiore’s conviction for felonious sexual assault in New Hampshire as “young love,” not as a crime.
Proponents of the witch-hunt narrative have a particular kind of blindness to real abuse. That is, they don’t see sexual abuse in places where it is obvious to others. The book (The Witch-Hunt Narrative) is full of examples where real abuse is described as a false accusation or false conviction by proponents of the narrative. This post describes an example that could not fit into the book: Judith Levine’s portrayal, in chapter 4 of her book, Harmful to Minors, of Keir Fiore’s conviction for felonious sexual assault in New Hampshire as “young love,” not as a crime.
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