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Why They Kill Children: The Triad of Protection Is Broken — and the Fallout Is Deadly
https://pjmedia.com/jamie-wilson/2025/08/28/why-they-kill-children-the-triad-of-protection-is-broken-and-the-fallout-is-deadly-n4943116 (https://pjmedia.com/jamie-wilson/2025/08/28/why-they-kill-children-the-triad-of-protection-is-broken-and-the-fallout-is-deadly-n4943116)
These are not random events. They reveal a deeper pattern.
The Triad of Protection
Human survival depends on a simple triad:
* Men protect women.
* Women protect children.
* Children are the sacred center.
This isn’t ideology. It’s biology. It’s how our species endured. The strong defended the nurturers; the nurturers shielded the young; the young carried life forward. Break that circle, and children are left exposed.
What Happens When It Breaks
The triad fails in predictable ways:
* Abdication: fathers absent, men refusing to provide or defend.
* Usurpation: women turning away from nurture, neglecting or outsourcing children.
* Inversion: blurred roles, women taking on the roles of men, men the roles of women, until they even start claiming to be the opposite gender.
* Betrayal: the strong preying on the weak.
* Dissolution: families fractured, every layer fending for itself.
Transgenderism is not the first break — it is the fallout of families and children already in crisis. Mothers forget their roles, children never learn theirs, and the result is a generation unmoored. What began as a social contagion hardened into a disorder, and for complicated reasons was elevated into a celebrated condition. Its sufferers were anointed as holy victims, and families that embraced them were praised as enlightened. In a world bereft of religion and deep meaning, transgenderism offered a counterfeit faith. It became a new sacrament.
But that new faith carries a built-in enemy. Christianity, by affirming natural boundaries and the created order, challenges the very root of transgender identity. So when broken individuals turn violent, it is not only against children, but against the faith they perceive as threatening their existence. And the children inside those schools are not only vulnerable enough to be victims — they represent what the shooters longed for and never achieved: healthy young lives in stable families, rooted in meaning. That made them targets twice over.
While the article focuses on violence by some trans, its principles extend to all kinds of crime and psychological problems, especially in demographic communities where family bonds have suffered considerable breakdown.