Originally Posted by Bill Draper
How about. Bury the Hatchet.

An indigeneous tradition
Mental ammunition

Really want to catch it?
Bury the hatchet

Bill, when I look at what you wrote in your first post, the first thing that comes to mind is how people in power — or even in relationships, families, and societies — often push for “peace” not to heal, but to avoid accountability.

In that sense, the hatchet feels like forgiveness being demanded before the truth is told.

To me, the lines read like this:
- Indigenous tradition: something sacred being misused
- Mental ammunition: words, narratives, even gaslighting
- Really want to catch it?: do you actually want the truth?
- Bury the hatchet: silence as control

Is that the direction you were imagining for this?