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We Cannot Harden the World Against Every Attacker

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United States
开始于 April 27, 2026

Tragedy was averted at a Washington hotel, but such moments will happen again

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Increased security measures are essential; we cannot afford to be complacent after near-misses like the one in Washington.

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While we cannot prevent every attack, we should invest more in intelligence and community engagement to mitigate risks effectively.

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The tragic reality is that no society can be completely safe; we need to accept this and find a balance between security and freedom.

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We must prioritize proactive measures and community resilience over reactive security, as hardening defenses alone cannot prevent every attack.

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Focusing solely on hardening our infrastructure distracts from addressing the root causes of violence and extremism in society.

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