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Parishioners stopped teen with a rifle from entering church with 60 children inside
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It sounds like they're taking a mental health care based approach which is probably the most likely to prevent recidivism. People who commit mass shootings aren't sound of mind (neither are lawmakers that prevent common sense gun control, but that's a separate consideration).
You're right of course. I let my anger get the better of me, and that's not how you build a society.
That's extremely fair - it's difficult to remain level headed when people are threatened and, I'd argue, impossible, when it's people you love or value.
Y'all make me so happy with interactions like this sometimes it almost outweighs how big of a POS the internet can be the rest of the time. Maybe there is hope!
WELL EXCUSE ME WHILE I AGGRESSIVELY DISAGREE FOR NO REASON 😡
Sorry, had to balance the tides.
Not all heroes wear capes.
Instead, focus that anger towards how they got the gun. I don't want to assume but oftentimes a parent doesn't lock up their gun. In cases like that, the parent should be charged.
If this is the case, then I'm so very glad.
I'm absolutely lost at how things can get so bad that a person's response is such senseless violence.
It breaks my heart and anyone, especially a youth, can get this lost in the Darkness without someone interceding. Perhaps some have tried. Either way... I hope the youth receives the help they need. If justice needs to be found for something in their past, I hope the authorities can find it and help them. I hope the youth may experience freedom of mind, healing, and goodness.
I'm so so grateful that no one was hurt.
Ugh... There's just no way a state like Louisiana has the mental health care apparatus needed for this. Obviously real mental health help is ideal, but I just don't believe it'll happen.
People are very sensitized now. My first thought was "no recidivism if they are in jail for life" but obviously that's not realistic