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supermanbatm4n 07-23-2014 08:36 PM

Petition to sentence Danielle Ruger and others
 
https://www.facebook.com/itsanimalcruelty

Warning:Video might be hard to watch

This story is spreading fast across Florida and I only hope it spreads faster, 3 girls recorded themselves cracking a turtle's shell and setting the turtle on fire, I along with I'm sure alot you guys are against animal cruelty especially when it comes to turtles, on the facebook is a petition for people to sign to sentence these low lifes, I would have posted this in general discussion but I didnt think it would be seen, I just want to spread the word against these turtle abusers :tcry:

alliance 07-23-2014 08:50 PM

im still not gonna watch this video despite the many times ive came across it all over the net, turtle or not to do this to a living being is beyond f*cked up, I swear the only logical punishment for them is the exact same treatment...

Warhorse 07-23-2014 09:01 PM

This stuff makes me sick. I once saw on facebook people trying to find who this horrible teen girl was for taking newborn puppies she had in a bucket and chucking them into an ice cold river. Remember folks, serial killers usually start with animals.

alliance 07-23-2014 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Warhorse (Post 1311091)
This stuff makes me sick. I once saw on facebook people trying to find who this horrible teen girl was for taking newborn puppies she had in a bucket and chucking them into an ice cold river. Remember folks, serial killers usually start with animals.

I remember that i believe it turned out she was like 12 and killing puppies was the norm for some specific reason in that country or something not too sure

BubblyShell22 07-24-2014 08:18 AM

Wow. That's messed up for sure. I really hate the way people are these days. I agree, Warhorse, that serial killers start out small by abusing animals until it becomes much worse than that. They better be sentenced for that because nothing gives them the right to abuse an animal in this way.

ObiWanFan4life 07-24-2014 10:23 AM

Sickening. I really hate some people these days.

Redeemer 07-24-2014 01:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Warhorse (Post 1311091)
This stuff makes me sick. I once saw on facebook people trying to find who this horrible teen girl was for taking newborn puppies she had in a bucket and chucking them into an ice cold river. Remember folks, serial killers usually start with animals.

It is the second step of Serial Killer sociopathy

1.Bed Wetting
2. Killing or torturing animals
3. Lack of self conscious remorse

JoshDA7X 07-24-2014 02:11 PM

sick ****ers. I hope they get something for doing that to an animal as peacful as a tortoise.

Mona_Lisa 07-24-2014 02:16 PM

anyone who would purposely hurt a turtle (aside from the few who eat them like my weirdo grandma) is a messed up terrible person.

Whatswiththeheadbands? 07-24-2014 02:29 PM

Yeah, as a Animal lover, I'm not watching that video. Normally I don't involve myself with news, but that is just sickening. Get them locked up. It's what they deserve.

pennydreadful 07-24-2014 11:15 PM

Agreed - I can't watch the video, but anyone who is cruel to an animal is a lowlife coward, end of story.

Stuff like this makes me lose all faith in humanity.

snake 07-24-2014 11:39 PM

Nothing pisses me off more then something like that. Degenerates.

pennydreadful 07-25-2014 08:22 PM

Totally. Seriously, I don't understand why animal testing even exists when we have people like this roaming around. A radical notion, to be sure, but I'd a damn sight rather have makeup sprayed into a sex offender or animal torturers' eyes than a little bunny rabbits'. These filth don't contribute anything positive to the planet as it is - might as well get some use out of them.

Rooish 07-25-2014 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Redeemer (Post 1311629)
It is the second step of Serial Killer sociopathy

1.Bed Wetting
2. Killing or torturing animals
3. Lack of self conscious remorse

Okay, how does bedwetting correlate? Does no remorse make you more likely to wet your bed? Does being shamed about bedwetting make you more sociopathic?

pennydreadful 07-26-2014 06:20 AM

Bedwetting on its own isn't a problem, plenty of children do it - but prolonged bedwetting past a certain age and in conjunction with other behaviors (like setting fires, hurting animals etc) is considered to be a trait which a lot of sociopaths, psychopaths and serial killers share.

It's called The MacDonald Triad; it was coined in 1963 by a forensic psychiatrist and is taught criminology and psychology/psychiatry. Not everyone agrees that it's a foolproof indication of future violent behavior, and the Triad hasn't held up conclusively in clinical studies since then. These behaviors are often also indicators of a child being parental abused - however the fact does remain that many well-known serial killers did display this triad of behaviors; either way, I'd definitely be concerned about anyone displaying these behaviors.

Darthknuxward 08-21-2014 02:08 AM

F*ck those people! I've already lost faith in humanity and this just makes it worse. F*cking c*nts.

Redeemer 08-21-2014 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rooish (Post 1313051)
Okay, how does bedwetting correlate? Does no remorse make you more likely to wet your bed? Does being shamed about bedwetting make you more sociopathic?

Bedwetting is a side affect from abandonment issues.

A sociopath will not always or continue to wet the bed and no being a shamed of bedwetting will not turn you into a sociopath. I actually had a friend who had bed wetting issues, but he he is completely normal today......well almost :lol:


To have someone become a sociopath is to have a perfect storm. So many things have to go wrong.


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