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Under extreme emotional stress such as this situation people act irrationally. The brother may come to his senses and relent as he has time to calm down and re
by JohnSully 8y ago
Under extreme emotional stress such as this situation people act irrationally. The brother may come to his senses and relent as he has time to calm down and reflect. If charges are pressed it becomes extremely unlikely this will happen. Further it does harm, it will dramatically affect the life of the brother if he is convicted.
Deescalation is not emotionally satisfying but it does work.
- giardini 8y agoJohnSully says: "Deescalation is not emotionally satisfying but it does [sometimes] work." FTFY but you may not agree. JohnSully, you are an optimist. As in "this is the best of all possible worlds." -the early Candide in Voltaire's Candide https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Best_of_all_possible_worlds#Criticism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Best_of_all_possible_worlds#Cr... Like the older Candide I am a pessimist and my personal experience is that: a)Roughly a third of people are either simply nuts (insane, partially schizophrenic, manic-depressive, etc.), have significant character flaws (greed, dishonesty, vice, short temper, addiction, etc.), hold far-fetched ideas that bar them from thinking clearly or are too dim-witted to do so. In any conflict or decision, they will never agree to most anything. b) Half of people are amenable to reason but require a significant effort in both time and expense to gain agreement. No decision will ever take less than a week. c) A final one-sixth of persons will see a presented beneficial resolution for both parties _and_ will act thereupon almost immediately.