2 chapters across the catalog
The Devil reveals that his most effective trick is capturing the minds of children through their parents, teachers, and religious instructors. By planting seeds of fear in youth, he weakens their ability to reason and think independently for the rest of their lives. This strategy ensures that the "habit of drifting" is established early, making the population susceptible to lifelong manipulation.
Mo'fax advocates for demystifying guns for urban youth by teaching them safety and the actual physical consequences of gunfire. He suggests programs similar to the Boy Scouts where kids can see the impact of bullets on organic matter to foster respect for the weapon's power. He argues that "live-action role-playing" with guns by inexperienced youth is a major factor in accidental and gang violence.
