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Thank you for this blog, Donna.
I appreciate your vulnerability in these sensitive matters, especially when we consider the indices of growing violence in the USA.
I know my comment may seem disconnected but bare with me.
Violence doesn’t just happen at the pull of a trigger. People can be violent with their words and actions, as well. And the responsible government agencies do not support or care to address the evident ongoing spike in social and mental health issues. Instead, government officials defyingly ignore public safety and stump their greedy feet to protect their interests.
Of course, mental health issues are part of a much bigger and more needed conversation.
Thank you Martha, There is a connection in that too often we overlook the propensity of those we know who could possibly be violent, much as we overlook the non-visible disabilities. Can it be that we are too afraid of the violence itself to challenge words and actions? How can we tell when the social and mental issues we experience are within our ability to address? Furthermore, how can we as citizens get our government officials to protect our societal issues when big donors and organizations get their attention much more often than constituents do? There is no easy answer but it seems that recognizing the issues, whatever they may be, could be the first step.