Those who accuse, are those who kill.
Look at the mass murders. Are there vendettas? Of course. One of the things we investigate when we investigate crime is motive.
And, behind every motive is an accusation.
Not every accusation leads to a murder, obviously. But, if one person is more inclined to make accusations than is practical and normal, that can be a sign.
If the accusations are irrational, that is a sign.
Obviously, then, if you would reduce the amount of mass shootings, you would seek out those who make irrational accusations, and those who have irrational hatred.
Could you persuade them to think clearly? Could you help them understand their feelings against others are not rational? I don't know. But, I know that such an effort is worthy.
Our mental-health workers: Are they trained to quell false accusations, irrational accusations? Should we have such community workers, being dispatched to knock on doors whenever it is reported there is someone filled with irrational accusations?
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