> > [Marsha]
> > > From the way that you've talked of
> > > this institution, I can understand why these
> young
> > > women would not want to give it up.
[SA previously]
> > Give up what? Please clarify.
[Marsha]
> Their fear. Their pain. Their masks.
Yeap, it's that terrible.
> > [Marsha]
> > > Why should they? If they did, what would they
> get in return?
[SA previously]
> > Not sure what you mean, I believe it goes
> with my previous question.
[Marsha]
> It doesn't sound like a safe place. What happens if
> you rip the shell from a turtle? They may die.
> I tossed my shell once, and felt wonderful, and was
> thunderstruck that I had ever chosen to carry such a
burden. But I
> was very, very high, and in a very safe place.
Now... take this safe place, and the first-hand
experience that I've been able to share. This
experience that really happens, and this happens in a
more managed environment (such as turning the air
conditioner on when it's hot outside); and transfer
this 'safe place' to the rest of the country. This
'safe place' is a good jumping off point in
understanding why this country has social problems.
> > [Marsha]
> > > Who chooses?
[SA previously]
> > Chooses what?
[Marsha]
> Who chooses to be there?
What else is there for the residents that have
committed crimes, or hurt others in their lives and
were removed by caseworkers, or their parents can't
handle them anymore?
[Marsha]
> Who chooses to surrender?
Who? Surrender?
[Marsha]
> Who chooses to change under those conditions?
The ones that want to go home. Even some that go
home, it is apparent they haven't changed and they end
up right back into the system.
[Marsha]
> I don't know the situation, but it does not sound
good. Why did you bring up 'safety'?
Safety is a good starting point to applying static
patterns with the social problems in this country.
Without safety we will never get to the root of the
problems.
[Marsha]
> I don't like many social systems either. Many seem
> very sick. And
> social definitions seem upside-down and backwards.
> What do you think
> of the Social Level?
It needs help.
[Marsha]
> it's good you have the woods,
yes
SA
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