Shocking Truth About Abuse & Torah: We MUST Speak Out #shorts

I'm shocked that every single victim and survivor of sexual abuse even still believes anything. Why didn't every single person that was abused go off the derech according to them? Why? We're using the same Torah to hurt them. The Torah that's supposed to protect them that says lo tisama By the way, lifnei iver applies when you cover up when you protect an abuser and then he does it again, it's lifnei iver also. The Torah teaches me that I was abused I got to shut my mouth. So the Torah can't be real. I'm shocked that every single victim and survivor of sexual abuse even still believes anything. I'm shocked. And the work they do they work on themselves and they It's unbelievable what kind of we don't give them enough credit. What what are you saying to these people who say this is a topic that needs to be spoken on Shabbos, not on camera, and quiet. And let's keep it by ourselves. Let's handle it on our own. >> So here's what I say to them, right? When a kid goes to kindergarten and they're crossing the street with the mora, right? How does that process go? They have to hold hands. In some places the mora has a stop sign. But they're all told this is for your life. They're actually kids are told AT 5 6 7 YEARS OLD if you run into the street you can die. They might not know what die means, but they're certainly scared of it, right? When a kid starts learning how to swim, right? We put them in the pool, right? We work with them. Start by using the board, start this, but we teach them. Did anybody ever say to themselves, wait 1 second, stop. We can't teach them how to swim because they might jump in on purpose and kill themselves. We can't teach them how to cross the street because they're going to run into the street. No, cuz that's part of education. All of a sudden it comes to something that can destroy their entire life, all of a sudden we bring it up it's going to make more people What? More people, Mishka? No. The reason why is because people want to skirt their responsibility. At the end of the day, is it the parents' responsibility? It is. It is. It is important. >> But how much can parents already do?