@Akemi
it’s more complicated than that. But keeping it simple terms
the industry is secretly supported by people who are supposed to be against it
the victims and the direct perpetrators are often people who are desperate and rarely have other comparable options to survive
the end game perpetrators take delight and revel that they can control the often helpless victims
those directly responsible for safety and welfare of victims tend to neglect their responsibilities (sometimes because they feel the victims deserve what they got, other times because doing what it takes to solve the crisis is beyond their ability)
when you look at the big picture, to an ordinary person, it seems like an ant trying to topple a mountain. Hence why a miracle feels required
it’s more complicated than that. But keeping it simple terms
the industry is secretly supported by people who are supposed to be against it
the victims and the direct perpetrators are often people who are desperate and rarely have other comparable options to survive
the end game perpetrators take delight and revel that they can control the often helpless victims
those directly responsible for safety and welfare of victims tend to neglect their responsibilities (sometimes because they feel the victims deserve what they got, other times because doing what it takes to solve the crisis is beyond their ability)
when you look at the big picture, to an ordinary person, it seems like an ant trying to topple a mountain. Hence why a miracle feels required
