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To: seowulf
No you're wrong. There is no such thing as getting 'over emotional' about ones pet or child.
The mindset of a monster who beats a helpless animal to death, isn't going to have a different mindset when it comes to people (he just may be more careful)....
and the animal doesn't have a voice like a child does. That's why it's so much worse (IMO).
103 posted on 07/04/2009 12:46:12 PM PDT by Fawn (Rush Limbaugh---> America's pinata)
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To: Fawn

Someone who tortures or brutally kills an animal clearly have some psychological issue with anger and it can be an indicator that they will be a danger to society.

Someone who shows such an extreme attachment to an animal that they would value the animals life over that of another human being are also showing a kind of misanthropic behavior and it too can indicate that they may become a danger to society.

For example, the extreme views of animal rights and the unhealthy emotional attachments held by the Animal Liberation Front members lead them to commit acts of terrorism that has lead to the death of innocent people.

They value the life of animals over that of human beings and are a danger to everyone.

Obviously most people who cannot control their anger will never become mass murderers, just as most people who hold unhealthy attachments to animals will not kill a human being to save an animal.

However, both should examine their behaviors and correct the problem for their own and everyone’s good.


106 posted on 07/04/2009 2:37:09 PM PDT by seowulf (Petraeus, cross the Rubicon.)
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