The ending of the Jason Arday story should just fill us with sorrow.
This knee-jerk reaction to appoint blame does not allow us to digest all the events and recognize that we must prudently govern our own selves and avoid the whisperings that feed our basest human impulses.
Blaming others is a base reaction.
@shellenberger@BBCNews@BBCBreaking@BBCWorld@Shayan86@thomasdcopeland@Cambridge_Uni It seems to me very modern to view all tragedies as someone else's fault. Oedipus is a tragedy because he was essentially powerless to prevent it.
Now, the first thing to do in a tragedy is to appoint blame. I don't know that this is universally appropriate.
@907Honest@AlaskanRants Last elections, there was a push to vote for just one person and not rank anyone else.
I know you've explained the overall process, but can you address whether and how this is a good/bad strategy?
@FatherChrisVor1 I have found LDS members to be deeply interested in truth, critical thinking, and honest discourse.
A conversation with them will deepen your faith in Christianity.