I think there are a lot of rich people who are so used to paying damages for hurting other people that they are a community that sees loss of money and personal prestige as the only consequences that matter. They are desensitized to anything about their own behavior that doesn't result in bad publicity, loss of employment opportunity, arrest or law suits that are settled in favor of the plaintiffs.
Collectively, that community doesn't have a conscience. It hurts people who can't fight back with no more remorse than people who like to speed feel when they avoid speeding tickets.
Since I have neither money nor enough personal prestige to prevent and stop crimes from being repeatedly committed against me and the other victims, the privileged, desensitized community that knows I'm telling the truth doesn't feel guilt, remorse or a sense of responsibility as the years of my ineffective requests for corroborative help pass. It even seems to feel that its own prestige is more because the victims are respected less and because the government's negligence in response to years of warnings at this point is practically indistinguishable from tacit approval.
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