I have new belief that I will choose to follow when I would like to. One that contradicts popular belief, and is indifferent to problems of the world. I have a belief that people shouldn’t think that people who do criminal things or monstrous like things are bad people. J would like to imagine how great it felt to do the terrible thing. That people shouldn’t be negative, because when they present negativity toward bad people, they are still projecting negativity to something above their understanding, I’m not saying what they did was right, but how people talk about them shouldn’t be a simplistic hatred. I know not many people think of people like this, but I thought of it today and it seems like it’s something I’ve thoughts for a long time but never actually thought of. It may seem terrible to you, and it feels terrible to me. But it’s just how I feel, and I know the teach of men around me has taught me the opposite. You may not understand, but it feels like something is should share. Goodbye dear.
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People who harm others must be condemned, obviously. But the question that does need to be asked is why? This is what criminologists do.
Let us see. Is Lindsay Clancy a bad person for killing her kids? Absolutely. A social norm says murder is not okay, and for obvious reasons. The consequences for murder were eventually coded into law.
But everyone knows Clancy had a mental illness. She should spend the rest of her life in some place for the criminally insane. "Guilty but mentally unresponsible" should be the verdict in my opinion. She did know what she was doing. But her mental state (she was on lots of medications) has to be taken into account. As with Lindsay Clancy, we should ask "what were they thinking, if anything?"