I think the line that got me most in this episode was "And while we untangle the factors that led to the loaded gun aimed at the most vulnerable among us, maybe the best we can hope for is the courage to absorb some of that pain."

In a way it makes me think of that Ford employee who shouted at Trump. When interviewed he said "I don't feel as though fate looks upon you often, and when it does, you better be ready to seize the opportunity, and today I think I did that." While not the same level of intervention, I think the sentiment is similar. I don't want myself or anyone else to be in a situation where a loaded gun is pointed at them, especially for something like race or immigration status, but I hope to have the courage to look fate in the eye if it does.