What specifically does Prince say is not really about individuals but is instead about "unravelling the fabric of a community" during times of war?

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The section reads, "But rape is not really about individuals, especially during times of war. After killing those whom one intends to kill, then what is a more effective strategy for dominating a resistant people than rape? Raping a woman in front of her family and friends is extremely effective at unraveling the fabric of the community. The sense of shame born by the women and the sense of failure born by the men undermine the foundational security needed to stabilize a community. Rape is psychologically devastating, not to mention the myriad concerns to ones health and well-being. And what of the children born of rape? Who will love them and more importantly how will they love them? What kind of love results in the aftermath of rape?"

What Specifically Does Prince Say Is Not Really About Individuals