I find all of the discussions about Jenna and Jill Duggar ‘ s “victimization” to be tasteless in the extreme. They spoke out in public, stating that they are fine with whatever happened and don’t consider themselves victimized. These are adult women, they freely expressed their vision of the situation, what else is there to discuss?
It’s especially disgusting that the dismissal of these women’s narratives happens under the banner of “concern for the victims.”
In principle, I agree. In this case, there is always the question: did they speak out because that is truthful, or to preserve the family cash cow?
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I’m sure the cow is a huge consideration. But that’s their right. Everybody makes money the way they can.
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There were 5 children and teens, not only two. And, I am sure, his relatives would eat any member of the family alive, had she said something not to their liking. I read that from police (?) reports not all girls were fine at the time of their interviews.
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I’m only talking about these two women. Their interview produced a lot of weird commentary.
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