Why Do We Expect Victims to Be Perfect While Defending Criminals?
This video critically examines the societal tendency to demand perfection from victims defending themselves while excusing criminal behavior. It argues that self-defense is a survival problem, not a moral purity contest, emphasizing the difference between stopping an imminent threat and seeking revenge. The discussion highlights the practical realities of violent encounters, where split-second decisions are made under extreme duress, and the attacker's intent, not just their weapon, is the primary threat.










