Perhaps if we had the death penalty for drug dealers, pumps and pedophiles, mass shooters of innocent, we would not have so many veterans come back from serving their country and off themselves?
Why?
Because the scales of justice would be the same in War as in the homeland so that their serving their country in War would no be as great a shock in to them?
It would not be as alienating to them?
Anyone get this?
You expect them to do in War what college grads in the judicial system are not able to do in the homeland?
We go to War with countries that act bad and criminal, to kill to their soldiers, however we don't have the strength at the highest level to do that justice in our he homeland. And the answer isn't that we are supposed to passively accept a degredation to one world governed by criminality.
You are not going to have mass shooters with broader, more righteous and quicker application of the death penalty.
There needs to be a greater stigma for being a criminal. Instead of the we are all one, how dare you judge. The problem arises because some people can't be raised unless they are lied to and told they are no different than anyone else? A barrier was broken down for them that should not have been?
Everything to be accepted as normal human nature including criminality?
Celebrating such weakness and condoning it?
It empowers those people and that leads to conflict with them.
© 2023 Thomas Murphy
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