Saturday, March 26, 2016

Dear Sapphire Welka,

Dear Lorraine Heagy and Janice Heagy, You are the aunts of Sapphire Welka
Sapphire deserves to be respected. She deserves to have a voice, deserves to have confidence. Sapphire has civil rights and civil liberties to be honest with integrity and dignity. She has the right to be respected and the right to respect others.
Sapphire Welka's biological mother Stephanie Jean Rice has significantly bullied Sapphire. Stephanie has lied to Sapphire, to me, to you, to my mother, to my friends, to her friends, to strangers. Stephanie has intimiated and threatened Sapphire. Stephanie has exhibited hatemongering, fearmongering, hostility, vulgarity, and many other abuses.
Sapphire has cried out that she is afraid of her mother. Even Sapphire has referred to her aunts as tyrants. Sapphire has been disrespected. Sapphire has cried out that she does not know how to break free from the abuse.
Many of Sapphire's friends have enabled and contributed to the abuse. Sapphire's mother organizes the abuse. Stephanie administrates Sapphire's facebook account, her e-mail account, her other Internet accounts. Stephanie dictates who Sapphire can and cannot communicate with. Sapphire is afraid to speak with re:solv emergency crisis network (http://www.upmc.com/Services/behavioral-health/Pages/resolve-crisis-network.aspx)
With CCAC counselors. Even Sapphire felt powerless to speak with Dean Yvonne Burns of CCAC. Sapphire has repeatedly failed her classes at CCAC. Sapphire has been afraid to make friends. Sapphire deserves to have leaders that are honest, responsible, accountable, to learn how to be strong, and empowered to have a voice.
Take a stand against bullying. Sincerely, Jason Khanlar (jason.khanlar@gmail.com) (920.659.0029)

It has been approximately 653 days (not to dyslexicly confused with 365 days (1 year)) since the peak of the abuse, the beginning of your alienation and isolation, the beginning for which you have diverted your respects to satisfy your abusers.

Your aunt tonight was comfortable to share words with another man who was nearby stating simply suggesting that I am trouble, as well as threatening to call police. I am confident that the severity of your being abused is principally sustained that by which your abusers strive to complicate and disrupt any effort to discuss or discourage the abuse. There is a scientifically and logically explainable reason for this. Too, there are explanations that may relate to that which you continue to remain ignorant, neglectful and silent, especially that which may relate to your being afraid of losing what you have been provided by your abusers, and being afraid to consider that you would be able to achieve having those things without submitting to abuse, or that you would not be able to obtain those things on your own without being abused.

p.s. Sorry for misspelling 'hostility'

My concerns are more than just about women's rights movements, and the nature for you to have rightsdirectly regarding your having female anatomy. My concerns are about the principal natures in which all humans have rights, including that as manifestedly realized as pertaining to from our families and friends. Whether you are bullied from a schoolmate, a teacher/instructor/professor, a stranger, a family member, a parent, an intimate partner, or any other human relation, you have rights to logically and confidently stand up for and respect those rights, to be treated with kindness, with dignity, with integrity, with responsibility, with accountability, with authenticity, with genuinity, with prestige, with admiration, with honor, with respect. You have the right to be free and wonderful with confidence and to be empowered to achieve and succeed satisfying your dreams, goals, interests without disruption and interference by those who engage in abusive bullying behaviorisms.

Surely, this is not a fabricated story. You are a real, living, human being, a citizen of United States, born and raised, a human just like myself, a human that is equally capable as any other human.
Sincerely,

Jason Khanlar

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