Naw, I regrettably have known many folks like that, and grew up around plenty even though my family believed otherwise. I found that to convince them of the mu

Naw, I regrettably have known many folks like that, and grew up around plenty even though my family believed otherwise. I found that to convince them of the mutual benefit of the humane approach required beginning the conversation from where they were at and slowly working our way toward the understanding of pursuing better outcomes through a thoughtful reimagining of our reaction to antisocial behaviors. If you just dump on people and tell them they're wrong they stop caring about the idea and only want to fight you off. So, oddly enough, actually making progress toward convincing people to be humane requires being humane in the doing of the convincing.