TheNewWorldMan
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Because that's what the Old Testament tells him to.
"I wasn't responsible. I was just following orders when I marched the prisoners into the ovens."
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forgive me, but im still a bit confused.
Would a woman be forced to marry her brother-in-law if her husband dies in the CSA?
In your words, please.
Because that's what the Old Testament tells him to.
"I wasn't responsible. I was just following orders when I marched the prisoners into the ovens."
It's curious, the applicability of the Milgram experiment to the quote which you have stated and the nature of the discussion through this thread.
What is curious about it, especially, is that throughout the Milgram experiment, and presumably the extermination camps, those who acted in a manner they percieved as immoral would generally protest the action, question it, and yet conduct it upon the legitimacy of the authority. And it is interesting to note that the percieved legitimacy of the authority, whether in the halls of a prestigious university or some backstreet office building was extremely important in gaining compliance.
What I don't see here with SoF, and what truly concerns me, is that there is no questioning which would be inherent to western society's morals and ethics. I can understand compliance, but that he does so without even a question - when every single participant in the Milgram trial paused and questioned the experiment. Every last one.
I don't see what's so psychologically unpredictable about his compliance - but it is the lack of questioning that which contradicts so many western morals and values that is so psychologically inexplicable.
Honestly, SoF - seek some help because you seem very far into an abnormal psychology right now, and I don't think your brain is functioning in a human manner right now.
That is all well and good brother. I see that you have 1 son and 2 daughters. How would you feel if John Wayne Gacy raped and murdered your son?
Please don't tell me that you would not want him dead. I would have a very hard time believing you.
[/FONT]This man is why GOD said this:
[FONT=Arial, Geneva, Helvetica]16 'But if he strikes him with an iron implement, so that he dies, he is a murderer; the murderer shall surely be put to death. 17 And if he strikes him with a stone in the hand, by which one could die, and he does die, he is a murderer; the murderer shall surely be put to death. 18 Or if he strikes him with a wooden hand weapon, by which one could die, and he does die, he is a murderer; the murderer shall surely be put to death. 19 The avenger of blood himself shall put the murderer to death; when he meets him, he shall put him to death. 20 If he pushes him out of hatred or, while lying in wait, hurls something at him so that he dies, 21 or in enmity he strikes him with his hand so that he dies, the one who struck him shall surely be put to death. He is a murderer. The avenger of blood shall put the murderer to death when he meets him. --Num. 35
[/FONT][FONT=Arial, Geneva, Helvetica]GOD, Father, Son, Holy Spirit said these words. GOD is smart. GOD knows what He is doing. GOD has a reason behind this passage. It is a good reason. It is perfect.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Geneva, Helvetica]GOD is perfect and His Word is perfect.
[/FONT]The state of Illinois killed this vile animal May 10, 1994. It was a very good thing. A very good thing indeed.
[/FONT][FONT=Arial, Geneva, Helvetica]Capital Punishment is holy and righteous when done in accordance with scripture. Holy righteous and good.
[FONT=Arial, Geneva, Helvetica]SOLI DEO GLORIA.[/FONT]
It's curious, the applicability of the Milgram experiment to the quote which you have stated and the nature of the discussion through this thread.
What is curious about it, especially, is that throughout the Milgram experiment, and presumably the extermination camps, those who acted in a manner they percieved as immoral would generally protest the action, question it, and yet conduct it upon the legitimacy of the authority. And it is interesting to note that the percieved legitimacy of the authority, whether in the halls of a prestigious university or some backstreet office building was extremely important in gaining compliance.
What I don't see here with SoF, and what truly concerns me, is that there is no questioning which would be inherent to western society's morals and ethics. I can understand compliance, but that he does so without even a question - when every single participant in the Milgram trial paused and questioned the experiment. Every last one.
I don't see what's so psychologically unpredictable about his compliance - but it is the lack of questioning that which contradicts so many western morals and values that is so psychologically inexplicable.
Honestly, SoF - seek some help because you seem very far into an abnormal psychology right now, and I don't think your brain is functioning in a human manner right now.
That is exceedingly unchristian of you. Turn the other cheek and all that.I want the John Wayne Gacy's put 6 feet under. Not running the streets.
Everyone's been telling him that. His responses have been.....That is exceedingly unchristian of you. Turn the other cheek and all that.
Also, does this icon remind anyone else of Goaste when it's animated?
I want the John Wayne Gacy's put 6 feet under. Not running the streets.
John I believe you need to seek psychological help. Really.
If you want violent monsters destroying young boys by violently raping and stabbing them to death, running wild in our streets; then it is YOU who needs help NOW!!!
I want the John Wayne Gacy's put 6 feet under. Not running the streets.
I am perfectly sane, thank you.
How does that have any baring on the execution of homosexuals.
Gacy was a convicted murderer and rapist. There's a fairly good argument for capital punishment there (one I don't really agree with, but at least it has legs) - the same doesn't hold for Jim and Steve down the road who are just being themselves.
I wonder if he's afraid of clowns, too..Clearly SoF is so terrified of homosexuals (childhood trauma and all that), that they all look like Gacy to him.
Sad, really.
How does that have any baring on the execution of homosexuals.
Right. One gay killer. Congratulations. You know that statistically speaking, there's less gay murderers than there are straight? I'm not counting population, merely the percentage of the population.Gacy married in 1964. The same year, he had his first known homosexual encounter while his wife was in labour with their son, Michael.
Umm.... hello.
Gacy married in 1964. The same year, he had his first known homosexual encounter while his wife was in labour with their son, Michael.
Umm.... hello.
John I believe you need to seek psychological help. Really.
If you want violent monsters destroying young boys by violently raping and stabbing them to death, running wild in our streets; then it is YOU who needs help NOW!!!
I want the John Wayne Gacy's put 6 feet under. Not running the streets.
I am perfectly sane, thank you.
You on the other hand....
SOLI DEO GLORIA.
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