Could you kill someone....

[PrinceofWands]

I'm curious. Who is this "W" person you spoke of in your earlier post? :whiste:

As I said... crazy. You has it.

Doesn't matter, since you have no background in clinical psychology, and your opinion is therefore baseless and irrelevant.

 

[mikeford]

nobody can say for sure what they might do in extreme circumstances, even if they have faced something similar before.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Doesn't matter, since you have no background in clinical psychology, and your opinion is therefore baseless and irrelevant.

See, there is only one person I can think of who is known by the letter W and what you posted is dangerously close to a federal crime that would have FBI knocking on your door... or busting it down. But I'm sure you weren't referring to anyone like that. Only a crazy person would do that... amirite?

 

[PrinceofWands]

See, there is only one person I can think of who is known by the letter W and what you posted is dangerously close to a federal crime that would have FBI knocking on your door... or busting it down. But I'm sure you weren't referring to anyone like that. Only a crazy person would do that... amirite?

No it isn't even REMOTELY close to being a crime.

I said W, meaning the previous President Bush. I in NO WAY threatened him. I DID come pretty close, a number of times, during his presidency however. Nothing happened because even when close, I never actually threatened.

There is NOTHING illegal (or immoral) in saying someone deserves to die, should die, is evil, would be killed under certain extenuating circumstances, etc. That's all perfectly legal.

You're just trying to incite because you're an ignorant, worthless, pitiable, fucktard wise and beautiful woman and that's what you do. Which is why I sincerely hope that you too die horribly, and soon. I can think of little that would make the world a better place than every person even remotely like you dying so that you all cease to pollute the planet with your filth.

But that is no way a threat that I am going to do it, so it isn't illegal. Just my passing muse and wishful thinking for a better world.

 

[JulesMaximus]

No it isn't even REMOTELY close to being a crime.

I said W, meaning the previous President Bush. I in NO WAY threatened him. I DID come pretty close, a number of times, during his presidency however. Nothing happened because even when close, I never actually threatened.

There is NOTHING illegal (or immoral) in saying someone deserves to die, should die, is evil, would be killed under certain extenuating circumstances, etc. That's all perfectly legal.

You're just trying to incite because you're an ignorant, worthless, pitiable, fucktard wise and beautiful woman and that's what you do. Which is why I sincerely hope that you too die horribly, and soon. I can think of little that would make the world a better place than every person even remotely like you dying so that you all cease to pollute the planet with your filth.

Wow... it didn't even take much to coax the crazy out of you. :thumbsup:

Even though I know you are a crazy person I would not wish death upon you. Good luck with your insanity though. 😵

 

[Nebor]

George W. Bush still greets troops at DFW airport a couple times a month, and goes down to Fort Sam Houston to visit the wounded. He hung out at the Bush Library on Veteran's Day and greeted\chatted with veterans. He continues to travel in support of his AIDS charity work throughout the world in cooperation with Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.

Shame on you PrinceofWands, despicable.

 

[PrinceofWands]

Wow... it didn't even take much to coax the crazy out of you. :thumbsup:

Even though I know you are a crazy person I would not wish death upon you. Good luck with your insanity though. 😵

That's the difference between us...I'm willing to embrace the hard necessities for a better world. Bad people SHOULD die. Every time. It's not only instructional for others to NOT be bad, it removes the bed elements to cause immediate improvement.

Death isn't some horrible thing. It's a necessity for life. Culling is essential for growth, or even sustainability.

 

[PrinceofWands]

George W. Bush still greets troops at DFW airport a couple times a month, and goes down to Fort Sam Houston to visit the wounded. He hung out at the Bush Library on Veteran's Day and greeted\chatted with veterans. He continues to travel in support of his AIDS charity work throughout the world in cooperation with Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.

Shame on you PrinceofWands, despicable.

You can feel however you want. I'm a veteran, and I'm telling you that I consider him one of the three worst presidents of all time, and his actions at least bordered on treason.

Shame on anyone for enduring that vile waste of flesh, and shame on this nation for electing him TWICE! We deserve every bad thing that happens to us as a result.

Now, you're free to disagree of course...but if you're free to find me despicable, then the opposite is also true.

 

[Nebor]

There's a big difference between a flurry of action wherein you defend yourself and someone ends up dead, and a situation where you could just as easily not kill someone as kill them, but kill them anyway.

The first is mainly instinct, and most people would at least attempt to do it if placed in the situation. The second is more difficult, many people wouldn't do it and you tend to rationalize it as, "He'd kill me if he had the chance," along with several other rationalizations.

Some people have a hard time coping with the aftermath of the second scenario. Example.

 

[JulesMaximus]

That's the difference between us...I'm willing to embrace the hard necessities for a better world. Bad people SHOULD die. Every time. It's not only instructional for others to NOT be bad, it removes the bed elements to cause immediate improvement.

Death isn't some horrible thing. It's a necessity for life. Culling is essential for growth, or even sustainability.

It's a certainty... but I still wouldn't wish it upon someone. And I'm not a bad person.

 

[PrinceofWands]

It's a certainty... but I still wouldn't wish it upon someone. And I'm not a bad person.

Ok, I'll agree that that alone doesn't definitely brand someone as 'bad', but it's damn close. Anyone who contributes to, or even allows evil is equally culpable of that evil in my book. That's why I feel personal responsibility and shame for our government actions, even though I work so diligently to oppose what they do. I allowed it, so like it or not I'm equally responsible and wouldn't hold it against anyone for say, blowing me up.

Likewise, when there's a threat to mankind running around, it's every persons responsibility to do what they can to remove that threat. Now not everyone can fight, but they need to do SOMETHING, or at least get out of the way and let others handle it who aren't so squeamish.

 

[OBLAMA2009]

How do you "set food" in a country?
What's a "missles"?

its funny you bring that up, ive had trouble with the word "missles" before, that spelling looks funny but i couldnt think of what the real spelling was (mistles, missels,...) cuz its just not a very often used word, so i just looked it up, its "missiles", issue resolved after many years...

 

[sourn]

In your scenario ya, I'd probably kill him. He probably wouldn't make it to jail alive. As I'd kill him right there in front of everybody in the court house. If by some chance I couldn't he better prey he stays in there because the second he gets I'd kill him were he stood.

Of course I say this, but nobody truly knows if they will kill somebody till it comes right down to it.

 

[mitchelt]

In your scenario ya, I'd probably kill him. He probably wouldn't make it to jail alive. As I'd kill him right there in front of everybody in the court house. If by some chance I couldn't he better prey he stays in there because the second he gets I'd kill him were he stood.

Of course I say this, but nobody truly knows if they will kill somebody till it comes right down to it.

Well said...it all changes when you have someone in your sights and you have to decide to pull or not to pull the trigger.