Steven Wilson

The Leaves of a Victim never more with Steven Wilson

Steven Wilson

  • Found Guilty and feeling Guilty

Found Guilty and feeling Guilty

Friday 26th August 2022

Steven Wilson explores justice versus revenge in sexual abuse cases, drawing from Marquis De Sade's work in this compelling episode.
28 minutes
Thought-provoking
Raw
Informative
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Non-judgmental

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The Leaves of a Victim never more with Steven Wilson
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Justice or Revenge? Steven Wilson's Take on Punishment for Sexual Abuse

You cannot blame the parents of those children lost in those school shootings for wanting to harm that shooter, or for the teachers that did nothing to stop them, or for the police officers that stood by and waited and waited.
Ever grappled with the fine line between justice and revenge? In this gripping episode of 'The Leaves of a Victim Never More', Steven Wilson dives deep into this complex issue. Drawing inspiration from Marquis De Sade's 'The Priest and the Dying Man', Steven explores the nuances of punishing those who sexually abuse minors. He shares his own harrowing experiences as a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, providing a raw and honest perspective that few dare to offer.
The episode also tackles the troubling rise of pedophilia within America's education system, contrasting it with historical scandals in the Catholic Church. But it doesn't stop there; Steven connects these issues to broader societal traumas, including the devastating impact of school shootings. With a mix of personal anecdotes and philosophical musings, this episode offers a thought-provoking look at some of society's most difficult questions.
Whether you're seeking to understand the complexities of justice or grappling with your own experiences, Steven's candid discussion is both enlightening and deeply moving.