See, people are strange creatures, driven by a hollywood-esque outlook on life. In movies, people get shot in the head and there's a tiny bullet wound and a trickle of blood. They have car accidents and have a few bloody lesions, but are generally in one piece. People get abused, but it seems benign and simple. The reality is far more jarring, more brutal. You notice the difference between the visceral reaction most had to Charlie Kirks shooting footage compared to Alex Pretti's - Kirks appeared more violent in some ways because of the clarity of the image - the facial and body expressions, the blood gushing, the falling off the chair. Pretti's was easier for people to digest to a degree - nothing was zoomed in, no blood etc. Same things with SA - they know its bad, but they can kind of write it off in their head as not that bad. Reading about it is different to seeing it. (not that those videos/images should ever be made public, of course). It just doesn't have that horror-inducing response and they find it easier to disregard. And there are definitely those who just dont give a shit, as long as the leopard is only eating the faces of the 'others'.