True. Except for the kinds of people mentioned, we need people ethically powerful enough to change things for battered people. Some people really do not believe that this subject is dire enough to justify 100% protection of victims, women or children. My experience has been that authorities cared more for the abuser than the victim. That was a first-hand glimpse into what too many courts and the justice system officials really think of battered women and/or their children's conditions. Usually before someone gets up off the pot, innocent people have to be killed for them to have proof enough to justify really intervening. Otherwise, it's mostly a spat or maybe you could be wrong, perhaps. No help can come from these kinds of perceptions of what people really suffer.
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