Jeremy Stangroom

If I say "try and avoid street X, there have been violent attacks there", is that victim blaming?

@sjzara well, if they were then violently attacked, what degree of responsibility would you place on them?

@AndrewDEvans @sjzara It's entirely possible people have a responsibility to keep themselves safe, and would be culpable if they didn't.

@PhilosophyExp @AndrewDEvans @sjzara And what if they were assured the street was safe? What if reports of its danger were supressed?

@underverse @PhilosophyExp @sjzara that's not really the point. Shouldn't you focus on why the street is unsafe?

@AndrewDEvans @PhilosophyExp @sjzara I think you are misconstruing me. I'm arguing that responsibility requires good data.