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There comes a tipping point when a dire situation transforms into something overwhelmingly negative and destructive. 

At this stage, regardless of who is responsible for the negativity and harm, everyone involved is perceived as part of the problem, highlighting the system's brokenness.

When one group chooses to act recklessly and self-destructively, the wiser opposing group should ideally step back to avoid the fallout.

Unfortunately, not everyone understands this distinction. 

The actions taken to halt the chaos may ultimately save both groups from falling into a tragic situation that would inevitably arise when critical systems, such as air traffic control and security, are pushed beyond their breaking point.

At that moment, no amount of finger-pointing can prevent blame from being directed at the entire system, including the poor decisions made by leadership that prioritize scoring political points over national security and safety. 

In tragedy, there are no winners.

Instead of fighting against each other, leaders should focus on their responsibility to care for their constituents and the people, and strive to make the world a better place.

Christians, regardless of their political beliefs, should remember their call to serve the Lord and their responsibility towards humanity.

"In all things I have shown you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he himself said, 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.'" 

                                         - Acts 20:35

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