Too often we hear of the ways in which tech has caught perpetrators of gun violence, that is a benefit to society to be able to trace and locate who is purchasing, whether that information is made known to the Government Surveillance programs, has yet to be implemented, what right does the Government have to keep track of firearms sales and distribution. That is one of the most pressing problems, ghost guns, or guns that are obtained without a license, or sold on the black market, not traceable. What happens when guns fall into the wrong hands, or the wrong people obtain guns, guns are then not used for the purpose of hunting or protection, and can be used as a deadly weapon that takes innocent lives.

What does Tech Immunity mean in terms of Gun Violence Prevention? That social media should not be used by people who plan to perpetrate acts of violence, film acts of violence, or seek to perform an act of violence in front of other people in a recorded public space, is not for viewing, why?

How come in movies we see it all the time, why is (depiction/language about/self-defense) not okay in real life? You will later learn whats appropriate and whats not, whats real and whats not real. What is a threat, especially when working in teams, and in terms of Social Media? It’s important to maintain an accurate measure of what is real, emotions get heated in teams, people want their innocence maintained not be considered a contributing factor. How can we benefit eachother and not contribute to the wrong teams in life content wise? For example, even though you are in a space that seems welcoming, or inviting (how can you ensure that spaces online are safe from exposure or influence to the wrong people, what can’t you control online?).

Even though we may feel good, online is also not a space to be ruined or for someone to feel good doing something bad. These are crimes that people shouldn’t get away with, when they hurt others. How are people hurt in tech and online blogging on social media? What is a real threat, a comment or the actual feeling of not being safe who should we go by, moderators or the person complaining they’ve been harmed. In the age of offenders filming themselves doing so, in what ways does filming oneself result in unwanted exposures or comparison to the mentally ill.

How can we prevent this behavioral health trend (of harming others whether by meme or news story) and at the same time prevent unwanted chatter refrain from stirring up issues in the wrong through content moderation or influence and prevent the onset of arguments, aggravations, tensions, or behavioral health issues on a smaller scale like self harm, alcoholism, addiction and other known causes and symptoms of mental illness that threaten the stability of people online.

My campaign over the past 10 years has been through many phases, unfortunately things have taken a turn for the worst health wise, but I am still doing my best, so you will have to accept my limitations in life. I may never be 100% and you just have to accept people the way they are. Just because Im not at 100% doesn’t mean that anything else will not go 100% well for everyone else. A lot of people don’t donate and become members, because it’s a less talked about crime, that used to not affect people so personally, however now I think its taken its toll, and there are mental health related issues in terms of what people can and cant commit to.

People who don’t feel 100% about things don’t really invest in a public way to support causes or anti-gun violence initiatives, it’s almost as though its too much for them, so for the people who think its too much, seeing you think you are too much. That’s great that people don’t have to talk about Gun Violence and don’t have to blog for a job, and don’t have to be scared, that’s great, but someone should be talking in a way that allows for the work to be done supported.

I just read an article on how technology works to create for more comfortable spaces to support, belong, and be apart of. Im sure that leadership is a concern when it comes to what people are going by or working off of. So it should be by people who make you feel well, reassured in life, that’s where stability happens, when someone with experience in performing throughout the years, can assist those who are new or unaware of what is being done to support everyone separately from Gun Violence.

There is still life and ideas to be made and happen, that doesn’t require you to overthink or think too much, or overbroadcast or highlight or inflate attentions for a cause, existing, or not existing. To not inflate, would be to not create for a memory that triggers for incident, and upon occurring would be to talk about it so that there is less worry and something can be done in place of studying or allowing a character type to develop and be created on earth, is the job of people who work and are not prone to being sick and having access to guns. So that’s how gun violence goes away, what are you doing in spite of it, and how are you responding in a way, that doesn’t shed light to what is wrong. What do you create for yourself in life that is right to live a good life, and what will people be inspired by? What you are able to accomplish in spite of whats going on in the world, and not be affected or attacked, is what makes you respected.

Those who do well and flourish have heart, skills, determination, work under pressure, can work through illness. Can work with little to no direction, can work with no supervision, and can work without question. These are people who network themselves and who people find stability with, that’s by my work experience is how Government was chosen and trusted, not for anyone to take how I am the wrong way no offense to anyone else (when life gets scary you tend to turn to people who are bigger more powerful than you to make sure you stay on track thinking wise safety wise).

Side-Note: Law school was chosen, because I was smart enough to figure it out and gets As on exams, belonged there, took the LSAT 3 times and went to paralegal school. I made sure it was the right decision, and made sure it was where I belonged. [1]

Reference:

[1] https://digitalhealth.med.brown.edu/news/2022-07-29/reducing-gun-violence