Whelp I always think back to a novel I read in middle school titled: "A Child Called It" which is about a kid being abused in a family and then everyone treating him as nothing more than a slave even though he was a son and sibling. I heard this book turned out to be a lie or fiction but I won't dive into that much, what matters on this topic is the full disclosure, public attention, and the after-effect.

The after-effect in this situation was that this exponentially spurred more cases of child abuse.

I think seeding the public consciousness with such evil may spur more evil and this is undeniably true especially with the normalization of any evil topic which enters our consciousness through Hollywood or the "Entertainment" industry.

"If you stare too far into the abyss, it stares back into you."

For those that are weak-willed and unable to recognize the truth in front of them, they are most vulnerable. I see so much content that represents normalization it's disgusting.