This is why I phrased it in my "abolish grocery stores" thread as "walk me through getting justice for rape victims" & not "who do you call" etc. I'd already seen this play out a bazillion times, & knew what the "who to call" answer was.

So I specifically asked about _justice_. https://twitter.com/webdevMason/status/1308096038486511616

This thread went quasi-viral (for me, anyway) and I never got a hint of a peek of an answer. One brave low-follower-count offered to write an essay in response, but it just kinda proved my point that there's nothing out there you can point to on this. https://twitter.com/jonst0kes/status/1305165382710427652

It is wild to me that there is no answer from the "Abolish Police" crowd to the question of what justice for rape victims looks like in a post-police world. None. Of all the accounts on this website with that slogan as their handle, not one took this question up.

This guy's response to my thread are fantastic. Not a one of them addresses my question about justice in any detail. It's the same dynamic I described in the "abolish grocery stores" thread. Amazing. https://twitter.com/daveanthony/status/1308145652321320960

The closest any of them get is this "transformative justice" handwaving.

What if the rapist isn't interested in participating in this vaguely-gestured-at "transformative justice" procedure? How do you plan to make him show up for the sessions?