Violence

During the past several years, it has become increasingly apparent that violence has become an epidemic in the United States.  It does not take a rocket scientist to see the impact that this “preventable act” has on us all.

We, as a nation must come together, and say we will no longer be victimized by these cruel and brutal acts.  We must unite as a people regardless of race, color, creed or religion. A violent act is a violent act, regardless of whom it is committed against. Neither violence, nor the weapons used are color-coded! Violent acts are committed by members of our society, and must be stopped by law-abiding members of our society.

We as parents, guardians, family members, friends and associates can and must speak out when we know (or suspect) that a person is engaged in criminal activity, or considered a threat to another’s life.  Far too long, many have become blind to what is happening.

The young people of today have a problem! Many are troubled and need guidance, and the terrible thing about it – we know it. Yet, we sit back and do nothing. We must stop talking about how bad they are and teach our youth morals, and principles to live by. We must open our hearts to the young people of today.