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Participants Gary WilsonAnthony James2Nicholas Cruz7placidwolf27electricviper2mistyseal11Carl Jones41Nathan Kim10cosmicwolf27Henry WilliamsKaren Adams2Zachary Mendoza2Rebecca Williams11Andrew Watson59ambermason16hiddensailor14Nancy Chavez2Sarah Wood8Austin Alvarez62Brenda Cooper3Betty Chase54Harold Wells20mellowcrane5Kevin Ramos10 …
ambermason16 ambermason16 Active Member
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#21 ·
I’ve always had a very simple solution for animal abusers (and honestly, I’ve tested it out a couple of times... let's just say this 6'5", 330-pound brute ended up sobbing right in the middle of Times Square, crying for his mama... I swear, true story). Whatever you do to an animal, you do to yourself. Period. Exactly the same way, under the exact same conditions. If I could, I’d write that straight into the Animal Welfare Act this very second. And I would enforce it religiously. I don't see the problem.
cosmicwolf27 cosmicwolf27 Member
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joined Apr 2010
#22 ·
ambermason16 said:I’ve always had a very simple solution for animal abusers (and honestly, I’ve tested it out a couple of times... let's just say this 6'5", 330-pound brute ended up sobbing right in the middle of Times Square, crying for his mama... I swear, true story). Whatever you do to an animal, you do to yourself. Period. Exactly the same way, under the exact same conditions. If I could, I’d write that straight into the Animal Welfare Act this very second. And I would enforce it religiously. I don't see the problem.

Same goes for everything else in my book. Honestly, Hammurabi's Code was the gold standard—eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth. Just look at what you're planning to do, whether it's assault or murder, and decide if you're ready for that kind of payback.☕

Forget civilization. It was the only thing that ever actually made sense.👍
hiddensailor14 hiddensailor14 Active Member
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#23 ·
ambermason16 said:I’ve always had a very simple solution for animal abusers (and honestly, I’ve tested it out a couple of times... let's just say this 6'5", 330-pound brute ended up sobbing right in the middle of Times Square, crying for his mama... I swear, true story). Whatever you do to an animal, you do to yourself. Period. Exactly the same way, under the exact same conditions. If I could, I’d write that straight into the Animal Welfare Act this very second. And I would enforce it religiously. I don't see the problem.

🤣
That sounds like absolute madness, but honestly, it's kind of legendary...😁
Please, for the love of God, tell me how you actually pulled that off...😁
Nancy Chavez2 Nancy Chavez2 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2010
#24 ·
ambermason16 said:I’ve always had a very simple solution for animal abusers (and honestly, I’ve tested it out a couple of times... let's just say this 6'5", 330-pound brute ended up sobbing right in the middle of Times Square, crying for his mama... I swear, true story). Whatever you do to an animal, you do to yourself. Period. Exactly the same way, under the exact same conditions. If I could, I’d write that straight into the Animal Welfare Act this very second. And I would enforce it religiously. I don't see the problem.

Maybe then people would think twice before carrying out such disgusting acts. I honestly can't put into words what I feel toward people who torment animals. An animal approaches you with nothing but pure emotion, hoping you'll feed them or just give them a little scratch behind the ears... they have no idea what's coming... I don't even know what to say. The punishments really need to be harsher.
Karen Adams2 Karen Adams2 Active Member
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joined Mar 2010
#25 ·
hiddensailor14 said:🤣
That sounds like absolute madness, but honestly, it's kind of legendary...😁
Please, for the love of God, tell me how you actually pulled that off...😁

Look, I can't speak to whether she was actually peeing or whatever, but I do know I once dealt with a guy who kicked my cat and hit him over the head with a brick.😁If he wants to act like some big tough guy, fine by me—he can come try his luck with me instead of attacking a helpless little creature that can't even fight back.The cat recovered perfectly fine after that, and as for that guy? He runs away from me like I'm the damn devil himself...🤣
Oh, and just so we're clear, I only weigh about 115 pounds, and he's twice my size.😁But apparently, bricks work wonders...😍(and things went pitch black for a second)—it was a lethal combination...😈
Sarah Wood8 Sarah Wood8 Active Member
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joined Aug 2007
#26 ·
Where are all the comments like this:
"I'd roast him on a spit, pluck his nails out one by one, peel his skin off slowly and salt the meat, cut out his tongue, burn his legs alive and let dogs eat them while he's still conscious, then gouge out his eyes and slice off his fingers"

Right, I forgot this isn't BuzzFeed☕

The guy is just a complete moron—zero intellect, zero empathy, zero emotion, nothing for any other living thing. He’s just like those kids in NYC a few years back who used to grill newborn kittens alive. Honestly, what is there even to say about something like that!?
How did they used to say it—bread and circuses! If people back in the day could systematically enjoy gladiator matches and watch humans slaughter each other, why shouldn't we do the same to animals today, especially since it isn't as strictly punished under the Animal Welfare Act anymore? Humans are primitive, pathetic creatures driven by darker impulses than any animal; instead of using their brains to evolve, they use them as tools to invent the most depraved bullshit imaginable.
You ask how he became this way!? It's genetic. There's no saving him. If kicking or grilling little kittens is someone's idea of fun or a way to satisfy some internal void, I don't think there's much left to discuss or conclude.
Zachary Mendoza2 Zachary Mendoza2 Active Member
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#27 ·
ambermason16, please explain how you managed to go from 330 lbs to standing in the middle of Times Square crying for your mother. 😁
I know you're lying, but it is pleasant to listen to you. 🙂

By the way, since we are discussing Hammurabi's Code, I will use my off-topic credits to ramble about my own utopia:
For certain crimes, I would publish the verdict in national newspapers and strip the convict of the right to human rights protections, which they violated through their crime. This means if someone is convicted of rape, that becomes public record. If someone is then raped, they will be tried for it, but an amnesty would be applied during sentencing—because the assault was committed against a person who forfeited their right to protection by committing an act that violates the legal protections of others.
Austin Alvarez62 Austin Alvarez62 Member
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joined Apr 2010
#28 ·
placidwolf27 said:Psychopathy is essentially driven by abnormal brain development—it isn't about excuses, nor is it some simple matter of being "evil"...

The crucial detail in this entire situation is that the individual kicked a cat, not—heaven forbid—a child.
It’s likely more a reflection of their specific worldview and mindset rather than some deep-seated, severe pathology...

Then again, one could argue they are a psychopath, but you certainly can't make a definitive call just from watching a video clip.

Actually, it isn't true that this is an abnormal brain development issue. His brain is probably fine—if they actually bothered to film him and perform an autopsy. It used to be standard practice to dissect the brains of serial killers, like Ted Bundy for example, and it showed their brains were perfectly normal. Some were even exceptionally intelligent.

As for the moron in the video doing this, he's probably just stupid or was easily manipulated.
Sarah Wood8 Sarah Wood8 Active Member
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joined Aug 2007
#29 ·
Zachary Mendoza2 said:ambermason16, please explain how you managed to go from 330 lbs to standing in the middle of Times Square crying for your mother. 😁
I know you're lying, but it is pleasant to listen to you. 🙂

By the way, since we are discussing Hammurabi's Code, I will use my off-topic credits to ramble about my own utopia:
For certain crimes, I would publish the verdict in national newspapers and strip the convict of the right to human rights protections, which they violated through their crime. This means if someone is convicted of rape, that becomes public record. If someone is then raped, they will be tried for it, but an amnesty would be applied during sentencing—because the assault was committed against a person who forfeited their right to protection by committing an act that violates the legal protections of others.

So, who ends up being the predator in that scenario? A professional assailant? Can I apply for that job? Where do I go to get my License to fuck?
Zachary Mendoza2 Zachary Mendoza2 Active Member
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joined Jul 2010
#30 ·
Sarah Wood8 said:So, who ends up being the predator in that scenario? A professional assailant? Can I apply for that job? Where do I go to get my License to fuck?

Excellently put; that is precisely the point. A convicted rapist grants that "license" by violating an innocent person. The state acknowledges this by stripping away his own right to protection from sexual assault—he effectively renounced that right through his crime.
If you can make money doing that, then become a professional rapist. Many innocent victims lack the capacity, or simply refuse, to soil their hands and consciences by taking justice into their own hands against their abusers. But that is why professional rapists exist—individuals who read the tabloids and are willing to make a living delivering justice. You offer the victim, or any interested party, a service of retribution for a set fee. Of course, you could face legal consequences, but if you have negotiated and executed the violation of those human rights which the individual no longer possesses (as they forfeited them and the court affirmed it), then you would be granted amnesty.
So, become a professional rapist if you wish. Just ensure you don't target the innocent.

Mods, apologies for the off-topic post. 🙂
cosmicwolf27 cosmicwolf27 Member
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joined Apr 2010
#31 ·
Zachary Mendoza2🙏🙏 😁

Yeah, you've got the whole thing figured out perfectly.😍
Sarah Wood8 Sarah Wood8 Active Member
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joined Aug 2007
#32 ·
Zachary Mendoza2 said:Excellently put; that is precisely the point. A convicted rapist grants that "license" by violating an innocent person. The state acknowledges this by stripping away his own right to protection from sexual assault—he effectively renounced that right through his crime.
If you can make money doing that, then become a professional rapist. Many innocent victims lack the capacity, or simply refuse, to soil their hands and consciences by taking justice into their own hands against their abusers. But that is why professional rapists exist—individuals who read the tabloids and are willing to make a living delivering justice. You offer the victim, or any interested party, a service of retribution for a set fee. Of course, you could face legal consequences, but if you have negotiated and executed the violation of those human rights which the individual no longer possesses (as they forfeited them and the court affirmed it), then you would be granted amnesty.
So, become a professional rapist if you wish. Just ensure you don't target the innocent.

Mods, apologies for the off-topic post. 🙂


I don't really have the stomach for it since rapists are almost always men, and I have zero intention of raping women anyway. 😁
I'm not quite sure how that would actually work in practice, but I think you needed to flesh out the logic a bit more because the idea of a professional vigilante raping a rapist is... kind of weird. 😉
Sarah Wood8 Sarah Wood8 Active Member
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joined Aug 2007
#33 ·
cosmicwolf27 said:Zachary Mendoza2🙏🙏 😁

Yeah, you've got the whole thing figured out perfectly.😍


Right!? 🤣
Brenda Cooper3 Brenda Cooper3 Active Member
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joined Apr 2009
#34 ·
not a monster, but rather... 😱
Betty Chase54 Betty Chase54 Member
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joined Feb 2010
#35 ·
I’d honestly love to see him tortured for three hours straight with a red-hot pin, forced to swallow rocks, stabbed repeatedly, and then have nails coated in filth shoved through his eyes just so they’d fester... I'd pee on him, toss him from a second-story balcony onto the concrete, drag him through fifty yards of thorn bushes, douse him in tar and gasoline, lock him in a dumpster filled with ice for three days, run him through a trash compactor, and finally let the cats bury him in the sand

OT:His parents aren't to blame for him being such an absolute moron; he probably taught himself how to be that much of a jerk all on his own
Nathan Kim10 Nathan Kim10 Active Member
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joined Mar 2010
#36 ·
Zachary Mendoza2 said:Excellently put; that is precisely the point. A convicted rapist grants that "license" by violating an innocent person. The state acknowledges this by stripping away his own right to protection from sexual assault—he effectively renounced that right through his crime.
If you can make money doing that, then become a professional rapist. Many innocent victims lack the capacity, or simply refuse, to soil their hands and consciences by taking justice into their own hands against their abusers. But that is why professional rapists exist—individuals who read the tabloids and are willing to make a living delivering justice. You offer the victim, or any interested party, a service of retribution for a set fee. Of course, you could face legal consequences, but if you have negotiated and executed the violation of those human rights which the individual no longer possesses (as they forfeited them and the court affirmed it), then you would be granted amnesty.
So, become a professional rapist if you wish. Just ensure you don't target the innocent.

Mods, apologies for the off-topic post. 🙂

I knew Sarah Wood8 was gay
😂🤣
Brenda Cooper3 Brenda Cooper3 Active Member
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#37 ·
I heard a story back in my hometown about two guys—who actually went to elementary school with me—about how they caught a cat, tied it up like you’d tie a rabbit before slaughtering it against a tree, and then just beat it until its eyes literally fell out.
🤮
Even now, seeing those two walking around town makes my stomach turn.
People talk to them like they're perfectly normal, and honestly, I don't even know if they realize the weight of what they did. But knowing how twisted those two are, I wouldn't be surprised if they actually bragged about it to anyone who would listen.
Those guys are absolutely repulsive. 🤮
Harold Wells20 Harold Wells20 Newcomer
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#38 ·
Betty Chase54 said:I’d honestly love to see him tortured for three hours straight with a red-hot pin, forced to swallow rocks, stabbed repeatedly, and then have nails coated in filth shoved through his eyes just so they’d fester... I'd pee on him, toss him from a second-story balcony onto the concrete, drag him through fifty yards of thorn bushes, douse him in tar and gasoline, lock him in a dumpster filled with ice for three days, run him through a trash compactor, and finally let the cats bury him in the sand

OT:His parents aren't to blame for him being such an absolute moron; he probably taught himself how to be that much of a jerk all on his own

🙏 You certainly have quite the vivid imagination, don't you?
I find myself feeling almost entirely in agreement regarding the proposed methods. 🤣
mellowcrane5 mellowcrane5 Newcomer
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#39 ·
It’s a textbook case of a severe sociopath. People love to claim upbringing doesn't matter, but they're wrong—it's everything. If parents teach a child to respect any living creature, they won't turn out like this. And I'm not talking about that superficial "shoo, get away from there" kind of discipline 🙄🙄🙄

@Spartacus-criminals don't care about religion or race, though you seem awfully preoccupied with someone's faith here (even if they're actually an atheist or agnostic...)
In case you missed it, that guy posting videos of dog fighting on Facebook was the catalyst that finally pushed the public in the US to take a stand against this cruelty. A massive search was organized, the dog was found, and thanks to quick action, he's safe and sound. There were even protests in Washington, D.C., demanding immediate legislative changes. The police were notified, and the victims' families have already spoken out through the media.
Sarah Wood8 Sarah Wood8 Active Member
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joined Aug 2007
#40 ·
Brenda Cooper3 said:I heard a story back in my hometown about two guys—who actually went to elementary school with me—about how they caught a cat, tied it up like you’d tie a rabbit before slaughtering it against a tree, and then just beat it until its eyes literally fell out.
🤮
Even now, seeing those two walking around town makes my stomach turn.
People talk to them like they're perfectly normal, and honestly, I don't even know if they realize the weight of what they did. But knowing how twisted those two are, I wouldn't be surprised if they actually bragged about it to anyone who would listen.
Those guys are absolutely repulsive. 🤮

Some people really can only be helped by a heavy dose of karma. I have never once understood how anyone could find pleasure in torturing another living thing, whether it's a person, an animal, or even just a bug.

Personally, I've always been a huge cat person. I wanted one so bad when I was a kid, but my parents wouldn't budge. I used to play with cats at my grandpa's place, especially this one little male cat that was incredibly sweet; we kids would wrestle with him all the time, and he was so gentle, you could just see in his eyes that he’d never scratch you no matter how much you annoyed him.
But then there was this one time, right after I fed her, she curled up and while I was petting her, she suddenly swiped at me across the arm. I must have been about ten... and man, I lost my cool instantly and almost kicked her (thankfully I didn't) 😁 ... she was a female, so of course she scratched me... just like any other woman!

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