It's not as if homelessness isn't life-threatening. Homelessness is life-threatening, and the conglomerate's abuse of me has forced me into homelessness year after year. That's not even to mention that I will be at high risk of being raped for the rest of my life, because of the conglomerate's sexual harassment of me and its casual and pervasive propaganda that sexual abuse is what I deserve.
The disappearance of the Washington Post's reporter should be investigated, and those who perpetrated it should be accountable.
However, let's not forget that human rights abuses are happening everywhere, and that the American media has committed and promoted some of them for 8 years, not only without remorse but with joviality and nothing other than derisive scorn for my protests.
