Victimhood and Dehumanisation

Abstract

In the present time of global coexistence, the market has taken advantage of this situation. The market has entered into new processes of social organisation. It not only continues to follow the traditional view of trade, but has also entered into processes of intimacy and defence in the face of global violence. One example is the victims of violence, in order to defend themselves or prevent an attack. Faced with the growth and insecurity of violence. In some cities, a high percentage of the population has begun to use modern media as technologies of salvation. Information technologies have also served to save people or groups in vulnerability, as demonstrated in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico. Where civil society has managed to intelligently protect itself from people or groups of people who seek to attack citizens.  By recognising themselves as victims of a state with weaknesses to prevent and attack violence. With authorities weak in dispensing justice and law enforcement officers lax enough to learn the real criminals. Some of the inhabitants of this city have been socially integrated to start looking for creative ways to help and defend people in a state of vulnerability to an attack (murder, assault, crossfire or extortion). Victimhood is an application that can be used by mobile phone to prevent or defend oneself from possible attacks or to report crimes, violence or abuse of authority.