Faces of American Girls Suicided By Bullies and Gaslighters
Jane Cohen Rubin
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While I pray for the release of the remaining hostages in Gaza, and continue to be amazed and grateful for the bravery of those putting their lives on the line to protect Israel and all innocent victims of terrorism, and continue to pray for peace for everyone in the region — I want to also commemorate the memories of the victims in this image.
Their complaints were ignored, treated as whining, treated as playing-the-victim. They were shamed for complaining. They killed themselves.
Next to the NYPD reports I finally started making in 2012 — to save my life — is Jane Rubin, while I was homeless in New York City, in March 2018, just days before my father, Harry Jay Rubin, died from a rare brain disease that he somehow had contracted at the same time that the crimes, bullying, and defamation of me were going on. I had not seen my Dad since 2016. I had been homeless since 2013, staying in shelters or in dangerous rooms I was able to rent from time to time, and frequently in danger.
To any immoral, narcissistic, selfish creep — of any background —?sad to say there have been some Jewish ones as well — to anyone who uses current or past world tragedies — no matter how horrific — to obstruct justice — to invalidate the real pain and suffering of any other victim — and to further bully and gaslight the victim into suicide...
You are not good.
You are not clean.
You are not sane.
On behalf of every face in this image:
Jane Rubin will see justice.