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Originally posted by KillarneyRose
If someone with "mental illness" skins a cat, stabs a woman or beats a man to death, is the cat, the woman or the man any less dead than if the killer was "normal"?
Is the physical pain during the commission of these acts any less because the person has a "mental illness"?
Is the terror that the cat, woman and man feel while they're being tortured any less because the person responsible has a "mental illness"?
Do the owners of the cat and the loved ones of the man and woman hurt or grieve any less because the person that did these things has a "mental illness"?
I'm sorry, maybe I'm not a cool liberal chick, but my compassion lies with the victims. I don't want to hear how Janey was abused as a child or is bi-polar and therefore she should be granted free reign to terrorize society at will.
PS I'd personally send that no-rec as fast as humanly possible so as not to take the chance of exposing my sisters to that creature.
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Preach on, sister!
I agree 110%, Tracy, and I'd probably drive myself to the chapter and hand over the no-rec personally, just to make sure that the girls received it!