What am I, a soap opera for Congresspeople?

The Democrats don't want to investigate my reports of hidden, illegal cameras criminally victimizing thousands of innocent, unsuspecting people in the Boston area because all of that started during the Obama administration and has luridly gone unchecked until it has now proliferated into a public health crisis.

The Republicans don't want to investigate these reports because, given President Trump's history of behavior and his many Tweets of sexual innuendo, they can't it past him that I am telling the truth about everything.

When I sound off about obnoxious celebrities, particularly those who were teenagers or young adults in 2010 and who have now been misguided by a decade of SYSTEMIC moral failure in every sector of leadership from government to business to the M&E industry to cultural institutions and so on, everyone feels relieved.  What is everyone thinking when I lose my temper?

"That's Lena whining again about what she brings on herself.  Good; no reason to take the pages that she has published for years about crime victimizing thousands of people seriously."

There's nothing that excuses the failure of those responsible for the public's safety to investigate this issue.  It's not as if anyone in government in Massachusetts or at the federal level doesn't know who I am or about the conglomerate and its having promoted crime since 2010.

Also, several weeks ago, from desperation, I did some additional research about sources of emotional support for survivors of sexual abuse, which the conglomerate's treatment of me since 2010 is.  Since nobody whom I have approached for help in the Boston area has believed me or known what to do, I finally had to seek other options.  I have identified a source of support, although it's only emotional support and can't do anything about stopping the crimes.

I'm not flirting with celebrities at my hacked phone or anywhere else.  I am as stymied as ever about how to meet regular people without exposing them to the conglomerate's privacy invasions, gossip and bullying, but I am not living a clandestine, abused social life.

Considering the behavior of celebrities, the business that creates them and which they in turn fuel, is not frivolous.  As many politicians already know, celebrities and the entertainment industry are influential to millions of people.