If you actually know/think that someone is going to grow up to be a serial killer but they haven't done any of it yet, would you kill them off?
or let them be killed when they're young? or would you be like, this is still an innocent child.
Picklebobble2 · 61-69, M
This is a very good question.
Certain forms of psychopathy can reveal themselves at quite a young age.
And let you know where they’re going.
Deliberately causing injury to a sibling or the family pet at a young age are signs that they should be watched very carefully.
But you can’t have them locked up until there’s a body of evidence that supports the idea and at least three psychiatrists who agree.
But trust me when I tell you, they’re out there
Certain forms of psychopathy can reveal themselves at quite a young age.
And let you know where they’re going.
Deliberately causing injury to a sibling or the family pet at a young age are signs that they should be watched very carefully.
But you can’t have them locked up until there’s a body of evidence that supports the idea and at least three psychiatrists who agree.
But trust me when I tell you, they’re out there
EuphoricTurtle · 41-45, M
What if it was a serial killer who only killed criminals?
Pedro Rodrigues Filho
In most cases, Filho targeted various kinds of criminals, finding them by looking up their names and addresses before brutally killing them in a variety of ways, though he stated that his favorite way to murder criminals was stabbing and/or hacking them to death with blades. He was usually spurred to act after hearing a crime was committed. In some instances, he would capture criminals (mostly career criminals and drug dealers) and torture them to death whenever he was motivated by anger instead of thrill. On occasion, he would change his M.O. by adopting the M.O. previously used by his victims during the commission of their own crimes, such as when he killed his father or when he killed seven people in one single day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedro_Rodrigues_Filho
Pedro Rodrigues Filho
In most cases, Filho targeted various kinds of criminals, finding them by looking up their names and addresses before brutally killing them in a variety of ways, though he stated that his favorite way to murder criminals was stabbing and/or hacking them to death with blades. He was usually spurred to act after hearing a crime was committed. In some instances, he would capture criminals (mostly career criminals and drug dealers) and torture them to death whenever he was motivated by anger instead of thrill. On occasion, he would change his M.O. by adopting the M.O. previously used by his victims during the commission of their own crimes, such as when he killed his father or when he killed seven people in one single day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedro_Rodrigues_Filho
SW-User
@Crazymatt lol just something to think about. if you were to travel back in time and meet kid Hitler or like kid Ted Bundy, would you kill the kid or let the kid die.
Crazymatt · 31-35, M
@SW-User thought this through...Id let them live right to the point before their first murder/kill and save the individual. 2 reasons, life is about choices, and they may never make the choice and 2nd I would never kill a kid bc it would screw with you mentally
SW-User
Let them be killed while young (BY SOMEONE ELSE!) Why should I condemn my soul to hell for the sake of ppl who will never get it anyway? Evil children grow up 2 b evil adults, & I'm a prime example of the paybacks. See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil is my credo now & it makes life a little less irritating.