Also, should have been locked up forever after killing the cat. Wtf. Live streaming that is like the biggest warning sign someone needs to be put down because they're going to do the same to people.
Reading about animal cruelty in the biographies of serial killers makes me think we should have some kind of offender registry for animal abusers. Or just put them in prison.
Some people have told me that most animal abusers don't go on to commit crimes, but I am skeptical of that.
I admit that I have abused a family pet. In my case, I became self-conscious years after she died (apparently due to bad meat from something she caught, but I blame myself for possibly fueling aggression).
I have moderately improved my rage problem, and I feel I'm on the right path to being an overall good person.
But I don't think I will ever be able to trust myself to not lash out in some inappropriate way in the future. That violent streak may exist for life.
There's also a difference between the type of people who kick dogs on occasion, and sadistic animal abusers who derive gratification from torturing animals. The first type might dislike animals or is just an angry person lashing out at the vulnerable. They could be shown the error of their ways and reformed. The second type is a serial killer. If they haven't murdered humans yet the only reason is fear.
If you really are a good person then your penance is to carry that regret to your dying day, and to have it randomly come up to humble you if you haven't thought about it in a while.
I actually edited my comment almost immediately from echoing to previous comment's "animal abusers" to "animal torturers".
There's still worrying elements to lashing out at or seriously neglecting an animal in your care, but I don't think those are nearly as irredeemable as actively torturing an animal for pure sadistic pleasure.
I guess what's "worse" is what drives the behavior.
Persistent anger issues can definitely be a bad thing, and lashing out is not a good habit to develop, but at least the person is potentially capable of empathy since they're clearly experiencing other emotions like rage.
The kind of sadism we're talking about from serial-killer mentalities tends to be almost devoid of emotion in general (sociopaths), and almost incapable of developing guilt or empathy. Thus... they tend to be less capable of
(The victim) was described by his brothers and parents as “someone who radiated kindness and humour and spread joy with his wit and contagious curiosity”.
People rarely speak ill of the dead unless they were truly vile while alive.
(The murderer) was seen on CCTV walking the streets of Oxford wearing a heavy military-style hooded jacket, face mask and carrying a rucksack.
What kind of idiot would willingly go with a person dressed like that to an isolated place?
This thing's entire family line is poison. Parents failed spciety by allowing this thing into it - transitioned in childhood is a PC way of saying child abusers produced a deranged skinwalker.
Things that never happen happen again.
Also, should have been locked up forever after killing the cat. Wtf. Live streaming that is like the biggest warning sign someone needs to be put down because they're going to do the same to people.
Sadist psychopaths generally start by abusing animals before moving up to humans, so I agree.
Reading about animal cruelty in the biographies of serial killers makes me think we should have some kind of offender registry for animal abusers. Or just put them in prison.
Some people have told me that most animal abusers don't go on to commit crimes, but I am skeptical of that.
I'll tell you one thing adult animal torturers never go on to do. Become good people.
Whether being too scared of the consequences is the cause of some not doing more, or something else, I still wouldn't trust a single one.
I admit that I have abused a family pet. In my case, I became self-conscious years after she died (apparently due to bad meat from something she caught, but I blame myself for possibly fueling aggression).
I have moderately improved my rage problem, and I feel I'm on the right path to being an overall good person.
But I don't think I will ever be able to trust myself to not lash out in some inappropriate way in the future. That violent streak may exist for life.
There's also a difference between the type of people who kick dogs on occasion, and sadistic animal abusers who derive gratification from torturing animals. The first type might dislike animals or is just an angry person lashing out at the vulnerable. They could be shown the error of their ways and reformed. The second type is a serial killer. If they haven't murdered humans yet the only reason is fear.
and I think more often than anyone would like to admit: opportunity
If you really are a good person then your penance is to carry that regret to your dying day, and to have it randomly come up to humble you if you haven't thought about it in a while.
I actually edited my comment almost immediately from echoing to previous comment's "animal abusers" to "animal torturers".
There's still worrying elements to lashing out at or seriously neglecting an animal in your care, but I don't think those are nearly as irredeemable as actively torturing an animal for pure sadistic pleasure.
I guess what's "worse" is what drives the behavior.
Persistent anger issues can definitely be a bad thing, and lashing out is not a good habit to develop, but at least the person is potentially capable of empathy since they're clearly experiencing other emotions like rage.
The kind of sadism we're talking about from serial-killer mentalities tends to be almost devoid of emotion in general (sociopaths), and almost incapable of developing guilt or empathy. Thus... they tend to be less capable of
I recently read that autists from kiwifarms got a monkey torture (and murder) video producer arrested in indonesia. small victories.
If you’re correcting the OP’s title, the troon is a MAN, not a she.
No, I'm using the dank maymay arrow to highlight the retarded pronoun usage in the article.
The dank maymay arrow becomes a quote here
I realize, just figured
>sheis so ubiquitous it would still get my point acrossYou can escape it with a \. Behold!
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The above is typed as "\>".
People rarely speak ill of the dead unless they were truly vile while alive.
What kind of idiot would willingly go with a person dressed like that to an isolated place?
Unless the speaker is a communist and the deceased isn't, grave dancing is extremely common for them.
Communists aren't people. Q.E.D.
See, this is the extreme example of 'don't stick your dick in crazy'
This is also an example of why we should be concealed carry everywhere with the amount of mentally ill people nowadays..
It was more like “don’t even exist around troons because they will kill you because they’re sexual degenerates”
Put this faggot in a blender, problem solved.
If it says it is a cat, and puts cats in blenders, then that would be logical
It's as if the floodgates of insanity have opened.
That's always been the goal of the Q in the alphabet crowd. Animal and kid fuckers are on deck for the next stunning and brave treatment.
This thing's entire family line is poison. Parents failed spciety by allowing this thing into it - transitioned in childhood is a PC way of saying child abusers produced a deranged skinwalker.
Either start treating them as mentally ill and act accordingly, or society will start doing it themselves.
woodchipper. feet first.
Intentionally filming then broadcasting yourself committing a violent crime should be an automatic sentence upgrade to a capital offense.
Instead of prison how much does your average industrial sized blender cost?
Probably for the best. NSFL.
Does any archive link work for you?
Look at that troon dude's eyes. LMAO, genetic reject.