Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bo again. So today, we're going to talk about

teens, what's going on today, and moral injury. We're going to do this because I got a message and I'm not going to read the whole thing but enough of it for you to get the idea.

Hey Bo, I'm a teen from New York, been watching the response unfold. People in my family

have contracted it, been hospitalized. I, along with most of my friends, are livid.

We know we have been wronged by those in the government who delayed the response down played the threat and put our families at risk. I found one of your videos from last year talking about

moral injury in teens. That's what I'm saying in my friends.

Fits the bill to the letter.

Could you talk about how moral injury relates to what is happening now?

Absolutely.

Absolutely. The thing is the advice is pretty much the same. The situation is different, but the advice is the same. But the advice is the same.

I mean, with the exception of now, I would suggest that you wear a mask.

For those who don't know, moral injury is perpetrating, failing to prevent, or witnessing

a gross transgression of your morals.

When it gets brought up, it's normally talking about soldiers.

That's normally when the term comes up.

Soldiers who saw something horrible.

Much like PTSD, though, it's not limited to soldiers.

What is happening now can definitely be a catalyst for, no doubt.

The thing is though, it's not an act,

you know, perpetrating, failing to prevent or witnessing a gross transgression. Normally we think of that as a singular act, one thing that happened, and it has a perpetrator,

as in that definition.

What teams are witnessing today and what they are realizing is that it's not a single thing and it doesn't really have a perpetrator. It's not a person. It's not somebody that can be hauled in front of the court.

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