Do you know some of the experiences in which victims become perpetrators?

I saw a news that a thief stole vegetables from the vegetable garden, and the vegetable owner found that the vegetables were poisoned to death by pesticides, and the vegetable owner changed from a victim to a perpetrator.

Many people on the pyramid scheme will have victims, and gradually become perpetrators, because they were deceived at the beginning, and finally deceived their relatives and friends into the pyramid scheme.

In a movie I watched, Tang Xiaomi went from a victim of school violence to a perpetrator, what a cruel story.

I know a lot of school violence, and the perpetrators are injured people who have been victims of school violence in the past, because they have been hurt, so they have a desire to take revenge on other people, and I suggest that schools and teachers should pay more attention to this.

A lot of school violence is like this, other students bully you, you get close to those bad kids and mingle with them in order not to be bullied, and then you try to bully others.

The victim becomes the perpetrator, and in general, the victim has accepted the fact that he has been hurt and is powerless to change it. Moreover, he ended up being a part of this environment.

Some adults were educated by their parents when they were young, and as a result, they even taught their children to stick when they became parents.

In "Sadness Flows Into a River", Tang Xiaomi is a typical victim who becomes a perpetrator.

I used to see on the news that someone was going to harm him, and then he did the same thing.

I've seen things like this too, mainly because this victim is too impulsive.

Legal Analysis: "Victim" refers to a person whose lawful rights and interests have been violated by criminal acts in a criminal case. Victims in a broad sense include victims of private prosecutions in criminal proceedings; It also includes victims of public prosecutions in criminal proceedings.

Victims in the narrow sense refer only to victims in public prosecution cases. In criminal proceedings, the victim is one of the parties and is in the position of the plaintiff. "Victim" refers to the "person with the right to compensation" in a civil case

Legal basis: "Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Cases of Compensation for Personal Spinal Damages" Article 1, Paragraph 2 The term "person with the right to compensation" as used in this article refers to the victim who directly suffers personal injury as a result of tort or other causes of harm, the dependents who bear the obligation to support the victim in accordance with the law, and the close relatives of the deceased victim.

In order to collect debts, the victim has become the perpetrator, and in real life, the creditor has become a prisoner in order to collect debts, is there a problem with the legal system?

The crime of unlawful detention refers to the act of unlawfully depriving others of their physical liberty by means of detention, confinement, or other coercive methods. The object of the crime of unlawful detention is the right to bodily freedom of others, and the so-called right to bodily liberty refers to the right of personality with the content of not unlawful interference with the movement and behavior of the body, that is, the right to freedom to decide one's own bodily actions according to one's own will within the scope of the law. A citizen's physical freedom is a guarantee for a citizen's normal work, production, life, and study, and if he loses his physical freedom, he loses the possibility of engaging in all normal activities.

Sentencing provisions for the crime of illegal detention.

1.Where the crime of unlawful detention is established, the starting sentence may be determined within the corresponding range on the basis of the following different circumstances:

1) Where the circumstances of the crime are ordinary, the starting sentence may be determined within the range of up to one year imprisonment or short-term detention.

2) Where serious injury is caused to one person, the starting sentence may be determined within the range of 3 to 5 years imprisonment.

3) Where the death of one person is caused, the starting sentence may be determined within the range of 10 to 13 years imprisonment.

2.On the basis of the starting sentence, the sentence may be increased to determine the base sentence on the basis of other facts of the crime that impact the establishment of the crime, such as the number of people illegally detained, the length of detention, and the consequences of causing the crime.

Where multiple people are illegally detained multiple times, the number of people illegally detained is to be the fact of increasing the sentence, and the number of times of unlawful detention is to be the sentencing circumstance for adjusting the base sentence.

3.In any of the following circumstances, the base sentence may be increased by 10%-20%:

1) There are circumstances of assault or insult (except for those that cause serious injury or death);

2) Employees of state organs that disturb families use their authority to illegally detain or detain others.

Lawyer's analysis: "Victim" refers to a person whose lawful rights and interests have been violated by criminal conduct in a criminal case. Victims in a broad sense include victims of private prosecutions in criminal proceedings; It also includes victims of public prosecutions in criminal proceedings.

Victims in the narrow sense refer only to victims in public prosecution cases. In criminal proceedings, the victim is a party and is in the position of the plaintiff. "Victim" refers to the "person with the right to compensation" in a civil case

Legal basis]:

Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Personal Injury Compensation Cases (Article 1, Paragraph 2 The term "person entitled to compensation" as used in this article refers to the victim who has directly suffered personal injury as a result of tort or other causes of harm, the dependents who bear the obligation to support the victim in accordance with law, and the close relatives of the deceased victim.