06-24-2020, 02:31 AM
I think about this question a lot because I see the victims of trauma on a regular basis. Some days I think that we are hopeless and that the whole world is going to Hell in a hand basket. But I find hope in the fact that every time I hear of these kind of atrocities, it is still shocking, because they are still rare in their occurrences. I find hope in the fact that these acts make me physically ill, they make me furious, and they make me want to stop them.
I fear the global sharing of these events, mainly for shock value, titillation, and attention, will increase there occurrences, because for some people, bad attention is better than no attention, and they will accept hate, if they are deprived of love, just so they will feel something.
These evil acts have little to do with race, culture or geography. Evil runs through the veins of all that will give it a home.
I fear the global sharing of these events, mainly for shock value, titillation, and attention, will increase there occurrences, because for some people, bad attention is better than no attention, and they will accept hate, if they are deprived of love, just so they will feel something.
These evil acts have little to do with race, culture or geography. Evil runs through the veins of all that will give it a home.
For every one person that read this post. About 7.99 billion have not.
Yet I still post.
