A speaker challenges Mike and the audience to treat even those who harm loved ones with dignity and respect, while holding them fully accountable. He frames this as a difficult but conscious choice that defines who we are.
Some of you are going, Mike, are you telling me that if you met the attacker of your sister, you would treat them with dignity and respect? Yeah, and still hold them responsible and still think what they did was atrocious. And I still know there's a human being there right in front of me. Would that be easy? Seriously, would that be easy to do? Yes or no? No. No. But that's why we are who we are. Because we get to make choices about how we treat others.
