I wonder what it feels like to take a life tbh

[iblamechico]

Sure I talk about murder all the time, but I think I'd get startled at first. Depends on the method though. If I slice their throat with a dull saw/box cutter then it'll stick with me for a bit I think.

But a quick easy death like a 9mm to the fucking medulla wouldn't faze me probably.

I love comfort. The anxiety of being caught and suffering the consequences would be the biggest thing out of it all tbh.

 

[Verveine]

who would you want to kill

 

[james sapphire]

who would you want to kill

Master

 

[optimisticzoomer]

 

[vzub]

Calm down tommy tough knuckles

 

[iblamechico]

who would you want to kill

Subhumans with gl gfs.

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I really like the first movie

 

[Verveine]

Subhumans with gl gfs.

good idea

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Normal people feel remorse, evil people get satisfaction but serial killers think they are doing the world a favour by taking that person out.

 

[iblamechico]

Normal people feel remorse, evil people get satisfaction but serial killers think they are doing the world a favour by taking that person out.

Which serial killer would that be? I only remember they all did it for pleasure. Ramirez, Ted, Jeff, Gacy. To name a few.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Which serial killer would that be? I only remember they all did it for pleasure. Ramirez, Ted, Jeff, Gacy. To name a few.

Almoat all serial killers I've read about always a strong motivation and genuinely believe they are doing God's work by eliminating people they deem unworthy.Gary Ridgway (Green River Killer) targeted sex workers to "clean up the streets." David Berkowitz (Son of Sam) said a demon-possessed dog told him to kill. Joseph Paul Franklin (white supremacist killer) framed their murders as "necessary" or "moral".


Then the hedonistic killers like the ones you mentioned (Bundy, Dahmer, Ramirez, Gacy). Then there arw Power/Control Killers. They kill for the satisfaction of having control over life and death. Dennis Rader (BTK) fits here.

Almost all serial killers have some internal framework or philosophy that justifies the killing to themselves even if it's absurd, delusional or morally bankrupt. What's interesting is how these killers construct entire ideologies to sustain their actions blending religion politics or personal trauma into a justification system

 

[The Grinch]

Master

@Master Watch your back

 

[isis_Bleach]

Sure I talk about murder all the time, but I think I'd get startled at first. Depends on the method though. If I slice their throat with a dull saw/box cutter then it'll stick with me for a bit I think.

But a quick easy death like a 9mm to the fucking medulla wouldn't faze me probably.

I love comfort. The anxiety of being caught and suffering the consequences would be the biggest thing out of it all tbh.

Feels great

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Almoat all serial killers I've read about always a strong motivation and genuinely believe they are doing God's work by eliminating people they deem unworthy.Gary Ridgway (Green River Killer) targeted sex workers to "clean up the streets." David Berkowitz (Son of Sam) said a demon-possessed dog told him to kill. Joseph Paul Franklin (white supremacist killer) framed their murders as "necessary" or "moral".


Then the hedonistic killers like the ones you mentioned (Bundy, Dahmer, Ramirez, Gacy). Then there arw Power/Control Killers. They kill for the satisfaction of having control over life and death. Dennis Rader (BTK) fits here.

Almost all serial killers have some internal framework or philosophy that justifies the killing to themselves even if it's absurd, delusional or morally bankrupt. What's interesting is how these killers construct entire ideologies to sustain their actions blending religion politics or personal trauma into a justification system

Anyone else who is also interested in crime stories like me?

@optimisticzoomer @HimmyButlerV2 @TheLightOfMyLife

 

[JeanneDArcAlter]

Tommy tough knuckles

 

[Deleted member 137787]

Anyone else who is also interested in crime stories like me?

@optimisticzoomer @HimmyButlerV2 @TheLightOfMyLife

I shot someone in the war he had wife and kida

 

[CEO]

Be careful bro. Actions have consequences. Easier said than done.

 

[Vermilioncore]

Feelsdreamlike

 

[romanstock]

Or to have a life.

 

[william.]

Sure I talk about murder all the time, but I think I'd get startled at first. Depends on the method though. If I slice their throat with a dull saw/box cutter then it'll stick with me for a bit I think.

But a quick easy death like a 9mm to the fucking medulla wouldn't faze me probably.

I love comfort. The anxiety of being caught and suffering the consequences would be the biggest thing out of it all tbh.