The problem with offering false expectations and unearned respect to the undeserving is that they begin believing they are entitled to it, in time.
For example: The sanctity of life and the myth concerning human “rights” and inherent human “dignity” and the idea concerning indiscriminate love, have given birth to individuals falsely believing they are worth something and that they deserve something, by birth alone.
In the wild rape is common – especially amongst chimpanzees.
It is only in our modern necessary morals, creating the notion of “civility” that have excluded it as a possible procreative practice and enforced the monogamous, all-inclusive placating method as the dominant and socially acceptable norm.
We forget that man doesn’t behave in ways that he invents on his own nor does he decide his own inclinations.
He suppresses and controls his nature, in relation to his environmental conditions but he doesn’t pick and choose what they are.
A fat man cannot decide to not salivate over fats and sugars when the environment has made them dangerous to his well-being.
His evolutionary history, through centuries of natural selection, has made these culinary desires irrepressible.
Similarly rape and force, in general, are not invented by each mind.
They pre-exist as survival mechanisms and strategies.
Whether the present environment, shaped through human intervention using moral codes, tolerates these behaviors is another matter.
Our jails prove that man cannot fully suppress and repress his nature.