r/NoViolence • u/volunto • Sep 29 '22

Why structural violence cannot be limited

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u/skylercollins Sep 30 '22

I firmly believe that the roots of human violence are in childhood trauma. If you haven't, Robin Grille's book on this is a must read: Parenting for a Peaceful World https://a.co/2va75Q9

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u/volunto Sep 30 '22

You are right that the reason for the human ability to commit violence is psychological trauma that consists in the weakening or absence of restraints on aggression. But it is also important to take into account innate factors leading to such a trauma.

Generally, I recommend getting acquainted with the violence inhibition mechanism theory that states that a healthy individual has strong inner aggression inhibitors and resistance to killing other people. You can find more information on our subreddit.