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Think this whacko is a wee bit over the top? We have seen hundreds of domestic terror incidents over the past few years spread out in the US, but will we see more of these as people lose what little respect for human life they have now?
 
Yeah, she looks normal.

But that's where you end up if you drop your speciesism. Hitler thought it was fine to round up certain people and force them to work (to death) for the Aryans because the kind of people they were, were not equal in worth to Aryans. I'm sure there are a lot of Conservatives out there, Muslims, Christians or other groups who feel the same way about people who are not in their "in group". However, even most progressives (a more egalitarian philosophy) usually draw the line at humans - though some argue for chimpanzee and dolphin rights since those animals at least seem to be intelligent and social.

If you remove the identities of the actors in the drama though you find you are to a simple equation.

A kills B and then wears B's skin (or perhaps makes a lampshade). What should be done about A?
 
She told the undercover employee she wanted to be on site when the slaying took place so she could distribute "papers" afterward, the affidavit says. She hoped to be arrested so she could call attention to her beliefs and to get out of the home she shared with her parents and brothers who eat meat and eggs and use fur, leather and wool, investigators said.​

emancipation by cop... :confused: ​
 
FluffyMcDeath said:
If you remove the identities of the actors in the drama though you find you are to a simple equation.

A kills B and then wears B's skin (or perhaps makes a lampshade). What should be done about A?
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I've always believed that, but could never express it quite so elegantly. Nice (although I would think the lampshade comment is not really required to make the point).
 
Glaucus said:
(although I would think the lampshade comment is not really required to make the point).
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Probably right - though while wearing a persons skin may be considered creepy, it's so out there that it could be seen as humorous hyperbole. In a way I wanted to ground the statement by tying it back to something less extreme that has been publicly declared an atrocity.
 
I'd normally say bat-shit-crazy, but this is where the environmentalist movement is going. Even on Whyzzat we have members who think humanity is a terrible thing that needs to be culled.
 
Even on Whyzzat we have members who think humanity is a terrible thing that needs to be culled.
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Indeed. I agree with Metallica, before they sucked. "Kill 'em All" :D
 
redrumloa said:
I'd normally say bat-shit-crazy, but this is where the environmentalist movement is going. Even on Whyzzat we have members who think humanity is a terrible thing that needs to be culled.
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If you just said "bat-shit-crazy" you'd have the agreement of everyone. But then you'd miss an opportunity to smear half the people here.
 
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Pastor, wife accused of killing 'possessed' children

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A pastor and his wife are in custody accused of killing three of their children by starving them to ward off evil spirits, police in South Korea said Wednesday.​
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The couple told police the children -- aged nine, seven and three -- had been ill, which they believed was a sign they were invaded by evil spirits after eating too much on Lunar New Year.​
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They then cut the children's hair to chase the spirits out and starved them from January 24 until February 2, only allowing them to drink water. Local media reports said the parents had beaten the children with a belt and a fly swatter numerous times.​
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The pastor, named only by his surname Park, and his wife, Cho, told police they tied the children's arms and legs with stockings. All three died on February 2, the first around 2am, the second at 5am and the third at 7am, according to police in the town of Boseong, more than 186 miles (300 kilometers) south of Seoul.​
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The bodies were found nine days later by Park's brother-in-law. Police said the couple was praying in the hope of resurrecting the children. Their eight-month-old daughter who survived has been taken into care, police said.​
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Park, 43, and Cho, 34, told police they opened a church in Boseong in March 2009 with a congregation of 10, but were accused of being a cult.​
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whack a doodle doo!!!!​
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@robert,
That problem should be less common. One can look in the whizz at archives as I have posted other problems with healing through prayer leads to death. I feel less sorry for those that do it to themselves like Jim Hensen and Steve Jobs. When this is their kids the parents should be jailed for life.
 
faethor said:
@robert,
That problem should be less common. One can look in the whizz at archives as I have posted other problems with healing through prayer leads to death. I feel less sorry for those that do it to themselves like Jim Hensen and Steve Jobs. When this is their kids the parents should be jailed for life.
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You saying Jobs was one of those wackos who replaced modern medicine with prayer?
 
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