The Left uses a sense of victimhood as a political strategy rather than a genuine sympathy for victims. It highlights specific cases and broader patterns in how this approach influences political debates and public perception.
The case of Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing her children but escaping conviction due to a hung jury, illustrates the Left's tendency to celebrate individuals viewed as victims, even if they are criminals.
This victimization is not limited to Clancy; it extends to various other criminals and groups, with the Left framing many as victims worthy of support.
The Left's strategy effectively puts their opponents on the defensive by diverting attention from critical issues to address claims of victimhood.
By portraying themselves as victims, the Left seeks to create division among their opponents while fostering unity among their supporters.
This approach allows the Left to manipulate narratives and gain advantages in public debates.
Victimhood is a strategic tool for the Left, helping to shift discussions and bolster their political aims by creating confusion and drawing support from perceived injustices.
https://spectator.org/the-lefts-victimhood-is-about-strategy-not-sympathy/
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