@aniwacked @kretenepockej @dasjeru there are children being bombed every day and sold into slavery and you think people would rally behind mutilating an arsonist?
@romanhelmetguy They would die without human intervention. That is what nature is. The BBC film crew knows this, and that's why there's a rule in place. The lifecycle is natural.
@LAWFA9 @peoplesposting Grok's knowledge is limited to the information provided to it. It is not an encyclopedia, and can provide inaccurate information, and shouldn't be relied on as an established secondary source.
@gyambino139065 @ovr2lips @panicffa You speak on subjects you can't comprehend, but I admire the respect for life in your heart. But unfortunately, all those things can put you at peace but can't set you free. "Theres many more out there" is a horrible argument as well.
@gyambino139065 @ovr2lips @panicffa You simplify it as "celebrating death" to make it seem more evil in nature. He/she is celebrating their freedom, and the release of constant fear that this rapist could do more. We can be thankful that man can't perpetrate more horrors.
@gyambino139065 @ovr2lips @panicffa You are absolutely defending him by villainizing a victim for experiencing catharsis. I'm glad no one has made you feel less than human, and you haven't had to experience these emotions. But some monsters continue to terrorize society until they meet their demise.
@gyambino139065 @ovr2lips @panicffa This is a faulty analogy. One person did something that deviates far from societal standards, and so the thirst for repercussion is normal. It's why people defend parents who kill the one that killed their child. Would you defend a dictator during the celebration of their death?
@JacobAShell This seems to indicate the lack of unity ideologically for the right, potentially leading to a shift of political parties and the beginnings of a third national party.