Parental Instincts and Societal Accountability

This chapter examines the intense emotional reactions of parents confronted with violence against their children, particularly in the wake of a machete attack. The discussion highlights the struggles faced by families regarding law enforcement's effectiveness and the historical context of vigilante justice. Additionally, it explores the frustration within communities about crime, theft, and the changing perceptions of justice, culminating in reflections on the reintroduction of large predators in modern society.