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Eggman
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lelia
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| Oh my. Unless they were abusive parents, I really feel for them trying to raise a sociopath. Life is all grief for you when you have a sociopath child. I wish there was some way to lock him away in a safe and pleasant place. This is not the first time he hurt animals, and it won't be the last. I can easily see him murdering his parents in his mid-teens. |
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tweety_fan
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i think someone posted this article already.
i can"t help but think that he could hurt people. If he were just 3-4 years older he could be locked up. |
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tinky
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| Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 11:33 pm Post subject: |
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gesum! were those animals in the exhibit? if not then where did this kid find all of these animals? why? who? what? when? wazza? this is just blowing my mind!
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ShadesOfMe
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| Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 11:39 pm Post subject: |
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| tweety_fan wrote: | i think someone posted this article already.
i can"t help but think that he could hurt people. If he were just 3-4 years older he could be locked up. |
Yeah, and it still pisses me off.
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Eggman
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| Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 12:49 am Post subject: |
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| so it is, sorry. Gee if the boy got eatn by the crocile maybe there would be two lawsuits that cancle each other out. |
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ShadesOfMe
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| Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 6:09 am Post subject: |
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| Eggman wrote: | | so it is, sorry. Gee if the boy got eatn by the crocile maybe there would be two lawsuits that cancle each other out. |
if only he *had* been eaten by the croc...
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miserylovescompany
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Makes me shudder to think what would have happened if he had been with human children of simlar ages, would he have thrown or goaded them into the crocodile exhibit the same way? Where the hell were his parents too, what kind of adult lets a 7 year old child wonder off on their own? Anyone could have picked him up before he even got to the zoo and he would have never been seen again.
However I will not forgive his actions, and anyone able enough to do this kind of thing needs to face some sort of punishment, even of the law cannot punish, the parents and his school should join forces and do something to make him sorry for his behavour. He's probably sitting about playing computer games and oblivious to what he has done. |
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Cherrililac
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| Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 9:47 pm Post subject: |
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No one feels bad for the boy? He's only seven- of course what he did id unforgiveable, but maybe some type of treatment can help him.
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twoshots
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Sociopath? Come on, all he did was feed some animals to another animal. Anyone with a snake's probably done that.
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Eggman
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| Cherrililac wrote: | | No one feels bad for the boy? He's only seven- of course what he did id unforgiveable, but maybe some type of treatment can help him. |
I feel far more sorry for the animals and the zoo staff then I do him. |
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violet_yoshi
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| Eggman wrote: | | Cherrililac wrote: | | No one feels bad for the boy? He's only seven- of course what he did id unforgiveable, but maybe some type of treatment can help him. |
I feel far more sorry for the animals and the zoo staff then I do him. |
Same here. |
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AngryReptileKeeper
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My first reaction is to look at the parents. Sociopaths aren't just born, they're also made. Also, head/brain injuries are frequently responsible for this kind of behavior. I'd be interested to know if he had any, in the womb or otherwise.
I do feel bad for the kid.  Imagine what kind of a life he's going to have. |
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