Why do people say it's for the greater good?

Rashi is wrong? This is why it's there. You're going to change the Torah to fit your narrative? But that's what we do. We change the Torah to fit our narrative. We tell a victim of abuse, because of this Torah that's supposed to protect you, right? You are now going to continue to be abused. But now believe in it, right? >> Yeah. We tell the person who's going through the hardest time in their life, a parent died young, whatever, any sort of traumatic episode, right? It's okay, it was meant to be. There's nothing worse to tell a child in pain or anyone in pain, it was meant to be. That line needs to be removed from our vocabulary. True or not doesn't matter. Right. The messaging is not there. It was meant to be. It's for the greater good. What's the greater good? Ruvein got molested, it's for the greater good? What are you doing?