The Victims

I can still hear his authoritative voice floating on my mind. "You are an idiot, an idiot, a foolish girl." His stupid and repetitive words worked hard in my head. I tried to stop the words of his despised accusations and condemnation. Slowly, I can see the features of his face appear in front of me. When they see you without a reason, his wicked and noble smile and his dazzling gray eyes crush you in an amazing way comfortably. Just thinking about it will cause some sort of intense pain in my heart.

Indeed, in the perfect era of victim learning, everyone is a victim of someone - a person is a victim of a born God. To wear a "victim's status" as a badge is a silly sympathy that really does not seem to innocent victims. Every psychologist knows that the victim will soon be a persecutor. That is because once we get hurt, we have a complete incentive for violent outbreaks. The cycle of violent accusations and scapegoat has not ended yet. When Sylvia Plath wrote that "All women love fascists," she is talking about a special foolish sympathy at the most primitive level. She explains our most secret taboo: arrogance of dependence and control, and some sort of erotic helplessness, affection for the big dad. Stupid sympathy has a dark charm: We can find a lot of love in depended cave holes. But we will never grow there - we will remain victims who need to be confirmed

Not all victims respond equally to crime or the same needs. It is important to remember that all criminal victims are unique and that all criminal victims do not have a common response. Human response depends on circumstances. Criminal identity, their perception of law enforcement agencies and judicial experts, the level of human resilience, regardless of whether they are receiving or not, the outcome of social support cases such as crime Victims may be directly affected in the short term and long term.

With many crimes, especially in criminal murder, victims are often the main cause of criminal activity. A victim may be one of the main causes of his own death, except when the victim is an innocent bystander and is killed instead of the target victim, or in the case of a pure accident. Various theories of social interaction, in particular social psychology, have established a framework for this discussion. However, in criminal literature, von Hangatti, who may be the "culprit and its victim", provides the most useful rationale for analyzing the relationship between victims and criminals. In chapter 12 titled "Contribution of Victims to the Origins of Crime", the author discusses this "Crime Framework of Double Crime" and believes that murder is particularly applicable to analysis.