Toxic Criminal Behavior

This work examines toxic people who committed heinous crimes during national disasters, between family members, terrorists at religious facilities, mass shootings, weaponized internet trollers, and local and foreign government decisions including academic espionage on our college campuses. Newton's revelation that "for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction" is at the core of this work. The breath of violence is so pervasive that the opposite reaction among some victims and their families is revenge, they become avengers. Sometimes they copy the behavior of perpetrators. Occasionally events such as disasters and concerts reek of toxic fumes flushing out criminal conduct by law-abiding persons who want their hour of glory such as looters and shooters. The evidence will show that whether we're educating, praying, or just enjoying a quiet evening at home, toxic violence is a competitive American pursuit that is celebrated and rivaled by others including its victims.