You seem to have this problem incorporated into your thinking. For other people to confront you with wrongdoing against them is not unfair of them. It's not unforgiving of them. They're not being unJesuslike by saying that you should be accountable for your actions. I don't think that you know how self-centered and intellectually dishonest your interpretations of other people's objections to things that you have done wrong are.
I have started another blog specifically for discussing allegations that aren't being appropriately addressed by the media. So many people are getting away with verbally attacking their accusers that it can take up hours of discussion. I also think the blog should be separate in case you decide to have the host disable it, which you threatened to do to two people who have accused you of sexual assault, and which you seem to have succeeded in doing to the person who has the most severe accusation. Her Twitter account was suspended.
I haven't written anything at that blog yet. I'm hoping that there will be a media story saying that you have dropped the $20 million lawsuit that you filed against those two accusers. I don't want to write about you. I'd rather that you be responsible for your actions.
I know that my writing about the allegations against you or other people might be nothing other than what my writing about my situation of a decade has been; someone talking while power does what it wants.
