I wrote they have the ability to change their destiny but it is hard to do and that the self-destructive aspect of PTSD or psychological damage done is all too real. Jeffery Sandusky obviously is one person who couldn't escape the cycle because he didn't.
I didn't say that a survivor is likely to abuse others either. I would appreciate it if you didn't take my words out of context while quoting me. What you wrote is not what I said. You can accept or not accept an excuse as it is your right. Just I can say that I never want him to see the light of day as I believe he should be held accountable.
Abused children are at greater risk for being revictimized (
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2572709/) and victimize others (
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF00854712). It is unfortunate but true. The importance of treatment for survivor and those in their life is critical in ensuring that a cycle is not begun or is broken.
Again, we can agree to disagree but, please, don't take my words out of context or quote me as if I am saying something I am not.