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Topic	Cop killer who murdered dad of 4 put in charge of reforming the police.
UnfairRepresent 03/30/21 4:46:38 AM #13:	viewmaster_pi posted... it's great that he seems to be reformed, but i'm not about to forgive anyone who executes somebody point blank, especially to get away with petty robbery. where's the justice in this guy moving on with his life, being on some commitee, after murdering someone else and destroying their family. sometimes you have to ask, did the killer deserve this second chance at life after he decided the person he killed didn't even need one? You're confusing justice with vengeance The Justice is he served his time and is now working as as a productive member of society , helping others and preventing future crime Saying "Nah lets just kill him because that emotionally makes me feel happy." is not justice, its primitive emotion, hurts society and makes other criminals/potential criminals feel "Well why change or turn myself into the cops? People like viewmaster pi just want to murder me anyway " and then you get hardened violent criminals with nothing to lose. There is nothing anyone can do to bring the father back But working to help the homeless and become a good person is objectively pragmatically superior to ending more life because you're angry --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair! https://imgur.com/yPw05Ob <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:952269986] in Cop killer... [t:79376773]...</cite> <quote>viewmaster_pi posted... </cite> <quote>it's great that he seems to be reformed, but i'm not about to forgive anyone who executes somebody point blank, especially to get away with petty robbery. where's the justice in this guy moving on with his life, being on some commitee, after murdering someone else and destroying their family. sometimes you have to ask, did the killer deserve this second chance at life after he decided the person he killed didn't even need one?</quote>You're confusing justice with vengeance The Justice is he served his time and is now working as as a productive member of society , helping others and preventing future crime Saying "Nah lets just kill him because that emotionally makes me feel happy." is not justice, its primitive emotion, hurts society and makes other criminals/potential criminals feel "Well why change or turn myself into the cops? People like viewmaster pi just want to murder me anyway " and then you get hardened violent criminals with nothing to lose. There is nothing anyone can do to bring the father back But working to help the homeless and become a good person is objectively pragmatically superior to ending more life because you're angry --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair! https://imgur.com/yPw05Ob</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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