Tangle We are (still) broken.
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Aug 29, 2025 This discussion tackles the emotional aftermath of the recent tragic shootings, comparing the heartbreak in Uvalde and Minneapolis. It shines a light on the ongoing cycles of shock and political inaction that haunt victims' families. The podcast delves into the increasing accessibility of firearms and its correlation with rising violence rates. It critiques the complexities of gun control, advocating for responsible ownership akin to driving regulations. Ultimately, it calls for a transformative approach to preventing future tragedies.
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Uvalde Reunification Trauma
- Isaac Saul recounts the ruined end-of-year day at Robb Elementary and the unimaginable grief families faced at reunification centers.
- He highlights the identification trauma and the loss of nineteen children and two teachers to show how personal and communal the harm was.
Predictable Pattern Of Violence
- Isaac Saul argues mass shootings are predictable rather than unimaginable given recurring failures across systems.
- He warns that without change, another such event is virtually certain to occur again.
Mass Shootings' Disproportionate Trauma
- Saul reviews mass-shooting statistics to show frequency and societal impact beyond raw death counts.
- He emphasizes mass shootings trauma spreads widely and alters the national psyche.