No, I'd have the police deal with it.
I agree. Let's not get out of hand here, beautiful.... I'm just saying that this "mental condition" needs some sort of attention, which doesn't include "tar and feathering", nor locking him up for life. Rather, I am asking you, what is your rational answer? How do we balance society's right to avoid serial killers with the individual's rights to be who he / she is?
i dont know to be honest, i dont think him killing pets makes him a sereal killer, i think he needs mental help, with whatever he has wrong with him, i think perhaps he needs to be off the streets for a while, and they need to look at his home enviroment
So you wouldn't kick his ass if you could get your hands on him ?
You know, some people are just assholes.
Well, that's all good and well now that your calm and rational. But if it really happened I think you'd respond differently.EmmZ said:Nope, that's not to say I wouldn't be angry, really fucking angry. But I wouldn't use violence against him. Asshole or not. My son was robbed at knife point a few weeks ago and I wanted to, but I wouldn't. I just phoned the police and reported it. Although, my sister called me a dickhead last year so I punched her in the face and when she fell down I kicked her. But she's a turd at times. I was bad. I understand why people do it. Who knows, maybe if I came face to face with him and I thought I could take him I might, depending how messed up I felt. But in general I don't think violence solves anything.
Well, that's all good and well now that your calm and rational. But if it really happened I think you'd respond differently.
Who knows, but I'd feel it wasn't the best course of action and I'd regret doing it.
So if he kills cats he just needs mental help, but if he kills your kids..
I KNOW you would kick his ass..
thats a little bit differant, actually, animals do not have the same rights has human beings (right or wrong its a fact)
thats because we dont hold them to high standards and they cant talk.
Parrots, Miner birds and parakeets can talk.