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I'm asking for their help because I'm active law enforcement.

And I got to tell you, Joe, we're muzzled.

We are muzzled.

Not only are our mouths shut, but our hearts are put in a cage.

Like how so?

What do you mean?

Law enforcement aspiring to build a career in the system can't talk about this stuff.

They not only can't talk about this stuff, they can't do this stuff.

But what they can do is keep their mouth shut until they get to the point where they put a barrel of their gun in their mouth.

Or they can go buy a giant bottle of whiskey and drink themselves into depression.

Divorce, divorce, divorce, subclinical depression, anxiety, disordered eating.

disordered sexual practices because you know chronically activated autonomic nervous system what does that cause fight flight freeze fawn hypersexuality i dropped the last f right what does that destroy it destroys everything it destroys everything it destroys the human behind the badge right

That's right.

Let me paint a picture based on what you just brought in.

There's research out there that says the amount of critical incident exposure in an average law enforcement career is 200.

So 200 murders, suicide, car accidents.

Baby head crushed.

Yeah, 200.

Most civilians have five.

Critical incidents send people's lives sideways.