Quote From: cmoten32The tradegy recently in Wisconsin was about "Gun Violence", someone acting in this manner for whatever reason. I do not seeing this small Wisconsin Police departments fault or even the family of the officer. We cannot "bash" this gentlemans family or police department. We need to come to terms and learn from this gentlemans mistakes and actions, basically, this particular event should be only a healing and learning situation. Learning and healing properly are the ways we prevent these mistakes from happening again. We cannot continue pointing the fingers, who we can point the fingers at is our legislation body. Why? Because I feel that our country continues to struggle with gun violence prevention and policy strategies to reduce violence.
Policing organizations are stressful and danagering positions physically and mentally. We must focus on research, research continues to suggest that Policing officials should be monitor regularly for stress and issues pertaining the dangerous, but couragous position of duty.
It is a common myth that "stress" causes abuse and violence.
Most adults live with stressful lives.
Thankfully, most of us do not channel that stress into murder.
Violent BEHAVIOR is a CHOICE that comes from an ABUSIVE MENTALITY that permits VIOLENCE!
A killer deliberately chooses to get a gun, load it with ammunition, find the victim, and KILL.
READ MORE about the minds of angry, controlling men.
Lundy Bancroft's book: "WHY DOES HE DO THAT?" will help you understand that "stress" is not the cause.
