Really though, is there anyone in a family we shouldn't be taking care of? If you try to save a penny on dad's mental health today, you might pay a dollar tomorrow. The same seems true throughout humanity. Abuse can remain in a person, and it often gets amplified and passed around, until one day, a young man shows up at a school with a gun. The current strategy in humans for this sequence of events is to get as much as you can out of society, and then make yourself safer. From the 50,000 ft. perspective, this makes no sense, because the aggressive (and sometimes unethical) taking from everyone else is what results in the the abuse of other humans, and that goes on to create the violence and poverty we all fear. Thoughts? http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/254641.php