We consider ourselves to be a compassionate and protective species but yet we continue to allow the bullying of those who are weak and innocent while excusing those who perpetrated the deeds that destroyed said innocence and displayed the dark animal side of our conflicted nature.
At what point do we collectively say that enough is enough? When is the body count at an amount where our leaders are willing to recognize that something is wrong and our ethics are being degraded to vague rules of stupidity?
At what point do we agree that the hurt and betrayal has gone on long enough? How many young people’s lives need to be stolen from them by the cruel actions of others before our legal system and our social collective says enough is enough?
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