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Thus, in sociology, [[Satanic Panic]] is described as a phenomenon characterized by widespread fear about the presence of Satanic ritual abuse in one's community, state or country. | Thus, in sociology, [[Satanic Panic]] is described as a phenomenon characterized by widespread fear about the presence of Satanic ritual abuse in one's community, state or country. | ||
From the standpoint of crimes against humanity, and the incredible violation | ==Crimes against humanity== | ||
From the standpoint of crimes against humanity, and the incredible violation in the acts of [[[SRA]] committed against children and adults of the earth, it is excruciatingly painful that human being's refuse to acknowledge the grave assault happening designed to emotionally torture individuals that have been subjected to this kind of horrifying treatment. Rather than shutting down the dialogue around [[SRA]] entirely, we hope to appeal to the human heart and human [[Empathy]] to consider how it feels to the authentic victim of [[SRA]], when their experience is [[Gaslighting|denied and labeled delusional]], claiming that these events never happened to them. To spread propaganda that [[SRA]] and mind control tactics do not exist, is the ultimate in narcissistic arrogance in which unaware humans refusing to become educated about this horrible subject, only allows the continuation of the torture of other human beings to occur without accountability. | |||
==Delusional Behavior== | ==Delusional Behavior== | ||