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Anti-Scam FAQ: Why is hate so destructive for crime victims?

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Hate is destructive for crime victims because it can make the trauma of the crime even worse. Victim hate can also make it harder for victims to heal and move on from the crime. This is because hate is an intense and negative emotion that can cause people to feel isolated, angry, and fearful. When someone is a victim of a crime, it is already a traumatic experience. If the victim focuses on their hate, this can make the trauma even more difficult to overcome.

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