Question comes as a kind of addition to one I asked awhile back. It was about having met a truly evil person. I can tell the story again if anyone is interested but as a young teen I interacted with a guy in the Aryan brotherhood from California several times.
There is no such thing as evil. With that out of the way:
As a correctional officer, I cared for inmates that had done things that come pretty close to what Elisabeth Fritzl had to endure.
The fact that he’d be eligible for parole after 15 years after holding people captive for 24 years is insane.
Yeah, he should’ve had life time without possibility for parole.
Its abuse against women they can carry light sentences sometimes.
“Sometimes” is an understatement, but perhaps you were being ironic? These lighter sentences are not coincidences but systematic oppression.
Its a joke because they’re slaps on the wrist sometimes.
I disagree with your initial statement but I wont have the same unproductive argument again. Pretty fucking horrific stuff you were around. Thank you for the contribution
That’s quite respectful of you. I’m not in any shape to have such a discussion right now anyway.
Good luck out there bud stay strong.
Thanks! I couldn’t take how incompetent people they started hiring, so I moved on to being a parole officer instead. Better pay, slightly less vile crimes, office hours.
Definitely a better path in my completely inexperienced opinion haha.
Case closed Sergeant, it’s just another foundling, they seem to be plentiful in these parts. WTF!?
That case is a bottomless pit of vileness. Don’t try to understand it. Unless you want to, in which case I digress.
There is such a thing as evil. No one is ever 100% evil or 100% good, but that doesn’t mean evil doesn’t exist.
I want to agree. I really do. But labeling people as evil is detrimental to the evolution of humanity, because it fosters hatred. My point of view is that there are malicious actions, not evil people.
Hard agree
What about (the thankfully deceased) Ian Watkins?