Why Criminals Aren’t All That Smart.
By: Samantha Clarke
Tags: Human Rights, Inspiration, Criminal Justice, Justice, Psychology

Retracing The Lines.

On the contrary, victims of crime are not stupid, they’re often far more intelligent and ethical than their perpetrators.

Criminals only take something they see worthy of having — they covet. They steal then hide, leaving the victim holding the bag — placing their shame on the robbed.

This is why victims of crime, who’ve been deliberately set up with intent to make them appear stupid…often are left to take the blame for the very crimes committed against them.

So when you blame victims, you’re doing exactly what criminals do. And trust us, we know that now.

Victims also are often left to defend and fend for themselves, after they’ve already had something valuable taken.

We’re built to survive against the odds, as we had no choice but take responsibility for things we didn’t even do, with added weight of watching criminal walk free.

So as crime victims, we know how to pin criminals by tracing the lines of blame that were wrongfully attached to us. We see reality in a criminal’s world better than most…because we’ve lived in it. We know the truth of who these people are and it’s why criminals really hate us.

What usually starts as a battle of the blame game between criminals and their victims…ends up coming down to evidence presented based purely on fact. Criminals can run from the game, but the facts — ones victims are often busy collecting — will eventually stop them in their tracks.

It is literally painful to live with such injustice. It hurts to watch vile people get away with crime. It breaks your soul when violence reigns unstopped. It crushes you to lose all you had for exposing the truth. It wounds your heart to know how evil people truly are.

It’s all a matter of how hard we work in the race against time, when it comes to stopping criminals from hurting innocent people. What happens to a cruel person who has no principal or restraint, an addict who in time grows insatiable in their bloodthirsty running?

Serial criminals are like those who rack up credit card debt over their spending limit, leaving them unpaid. At some point, desire for more gets the best of them and negligence is multipled in living without restraint: thinking “I’m already in debt, so just one more won’t hurt.”

This is why serial psychopathic criminals get sloppy — they stop caring altogether and so start to make big mistakes. But the delusion in their mind never stopped — in fact, they’re probably even more arrogant and shameless now. And that’s precisely when they will certainly be caught.

But their victims never stopped caring during this time. In fact, many increased in their own strength — some even live solely for the purpose of catching criminals, to receive the justice they never got, in hopes to save others from the same misfortune and pain they had to endure.

So as a survivor myself, I’ve come to understand that criminals are actually complete idiots. We so often see them as highly intelligent when they escape being caught or punished, but it’s not because of their talent this happens — it’s because good people fail to act appropriate in response.