In those periods where no threat can be detected from organised Satanists, subterranean torture chambers, or even from bog-standard neighbourhood paedophiles and their paediatrician apprentices, parental panic readily attaches to less extreme sources of harm and corruption.
Politics needs a strategy, but in dark times it may be just as important to believe that it matters because it is what one is called to do whether by a religion, a constitutional inheritance, or the fact that we are one another's sources of harm and redress.
OSHA's report, dug up in 2013 by the Pittsburg Post-Gazette, found that the clinic was disregarding employee safety from shootings and from all other sources of harm.
"We will put a responsibility on industry not to direct users – even unintentionally – to hate speech, pornography, or other sources of harm," says the Tory manifesto.
"The biggest surprises to us were that the children did not treat harm to a puppet much differently than harm to themselves, and they did not distinguish between the different sources of harm," Jensen told The Huffington Post.
Home is where the heart is, but for children, home all too often can be where the danger is danger of exposure to lead, asthma triggers, pesticides, safety hazards, and other potential sources of harm.
They are a source of harm to the faithful and a cause of scandal to the world".
Other studies by the same research team on particles from the air near the mill point to certain metals as the source of harm.
As any reader of middle-grade novels knows, it's a cruel, viciously uncertain world out there, and all too often the adults in a child's life are more a source of harm than help.
(A poll last year among Britons aged between 18 and 24 found that 41% saw religion as a source of harm in the world, while only 14% had the opposite view. Some 82% said religious leaders had "not a lot" or "no" influence on their lives).
It said they were a drain on resources and also a "potential source of harm to both staff and inmates".
