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Nov 5, 2022 1 hr 59 min

Do We Need More Guns Or Emotional Intelligence?

from Mental Dialogue Hosted by Montoya Smith

In the last two years, the U.S. has seen its highest spike in the MURDER RATE in 25 years, according to the CDC. Special guests, Certified Firearms Instructor TANGANYIKA DANIELS, and Emotional Intelligence Consultant, ALEASE WORD, drop by to discuss the rise in the MURDER RATE and what they think individuals and our society should do. During this surge in the MURDER RATE, it seems as if RAPPERS are being targeted, and unfortunately, this week TAKEOFF from the hip hop group the MIGOS was SHOT and KILLED. At times like this should rappers and the public consider getting TACTICAL FIREARMS TRAINING? Do more or fewer GUNS deter CRIME? Do our youth have less CONFLICT RESOLUTION skills and if so, WHY? Should we teach EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE in schools? MENTAL DIALOGUEi is asking the questions America's afraid to ask. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK

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