Monday, February 22, 2021

How to answer to my courtroom

 Many people are now wondering how to answer to Maxwell's divine bench. Many people seem not to know how. It generally receives law, not gives.

Sin guilt in gaslighting is whodunnit in nature, by my strict application based on the strict understanding of guilt. In any exchange, the abuser is the loser, and the victim has the upper hand every time, if not here on earth, than in Heaven.

Most offenses that I would be accused of would be perceptive based offenses, based on the concept what whatever the victim perceives to be abuse is objectively so, until meted out by arbitration between victim/judge and detainee.

Example

Max: Don't speak to my trauma with disrespect

Other person: I have the right to treat you however I want, because you are stinking pedophile

Max: What type of pedophile do you perceive me to be? Some pedophiles do not offend,

Other person: The offender type, and I don't care. One bullet. One cure. Their existence is abuse. Especially the ones that stand out - the virtuous, rainbow flag, leftie type of pedophile. The second death is theirs as well - down the ass, straight.

Max: GTFO of everything. We know you must have something to hide besides trauma, attacking me and my trauma like that.  *walks away from screen* *takes a chill pill* *ignores abusers* *be like Max

No trauma survivor would ever attack a pedophile like depicted here. Anyone who attacks me like that has something to hide.

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