Child murderer Subhan Anwar found dead in his cell at high-security prison

reply to post by FollowTheWhiteRabbit


No, it's your cold, calculating defense, at all costs, of a MONSTER....that's all.....

Des

Interesting choice of pronoun. Holding back some urges?

reply to post by thisguyrighthere


OOoh. Ouch. No man, I realise that that was worded a little weirdly.

What I meant was, if someone has done something really bad to an innocent, it takes a fearless person to enact what they see as justice upon the offender.

No, I don't have bloodlust. I don't even kill flies. I trap them and let them fly out of the window...

how do you know the vigilantes are not child rapists themselves, They were in the same prison as the child this child killers...

reply to post by luciddream


I very much doubt it.

Originally posted by Destinyone
reply to post by FollowTheWhiteRabbit

 

No, it's your cold, calculating defense, at all costs, of a MONSTER....that's all.....

Des

edit on 15-2-2013 by Destinyone because: (no reason given)

I hear you. It is strange but this guy (with arab language on his avatar) seems to revel in the childs pain and death. The traits of a psychopath. Reminds me of that saudi priest whom recently was caught torturing his little 5 year daughter to death and instantly you saw forums filled with the likes of "The white rabbit" defending the priest and his 'unfortunate' killing of the little girl.

Man. Pervs and psychopaths today. They are everywhere. Like cockroaches and locust.

reply to post by johncarter


Oh, of course. I "revel in the child's pain."

No, I revel in God's love, and just as God would forgive the man for whatever he did, so would I. If it was my child, and I could never imagine that happening to a child of mine, it would be utmost difficult, but I cannot with a heart full of love desire to see anybody, ANYBODY murdered.

So how DARE you suggest something like that.

I hear you. It is strange but this guy (with arab language on his avatar) seems to revel in the childs pain and death

reply to post by johncarter


This is ATS
We're more intelligent than to judge a guy on his avatar
Major small minded post my friend
Shame on you

Originally posted by FollowTheWhiteRabbit

No, I revel in God's love, and just as God would forgive the man for whatever he did, so would I.

God can choose to forgive child killers but I can't.

He deserves to rot in hell.

reply to post by cody599


The Arabic text reads "Aldulat Wa Hiram Alsebyan" in English and is the name of an Arabic djinn revealed to Solomon in the Book of Deadly Names.

I fail to see why he brought it up in such a negative light and make petty accusations like that.

reply to post by ollncasino


Understandable. We all have different ways, but I just have a way about me of forgiveness and peace. When I see others demanding blood and death, I have to speak up about it. I hope you understand.

Originally posted by FollowTheWhiteRabbit

We all have different ways, but I just have a way about me of forgiveness and peace. When I see others demanding blood and death, I have to speak up about it. I hope you understand.

I can respect that.

On the other hand, some people are just evil. They deserve the wrath of god, not his love.

reply to post by FollowTheWhiteRabbit

Well, two murderers are justified in your mind for murdering a man who murdered a child. So terrorists are justified for murdering soldiers who were part of a military that murdered many children.

You're so far off the mark, I don't even know where to begin telling you how much you're wrong about me. :shk:

reply to post by ollncasino


That's not our call though. He was punished, and ended up being murdered for his crimes. Wishing pain and death upon a person solves nothing, and enacting it out on a person makes no accomplishments.

Most likely, his murder was slow and painful. Perhaps it was by God's decision to do so. Maybe that was his earthly punishment. If Hell exists, maybe God didn't want to wait much longer to send to man to a place where far worse things would happen to him than what he did to the innocent child.

reply to post by Wide-Eyes


Then pray tell how are those two situations not alike?

Originally posted by FollowTheWhiteRabbit
reply to post by cody599

 

The Arabic text reads "Aldulat Wa Hiram Alsebyan" in English and is the name of an Arabic djinn revealed to Solomon in the Book of Deadly Names.

I fail to see why he brought it up in such a negative light and make petty accusations like that.

If I understand correctly djiinn's can pretty much choose to be benevolent, malicious, or neutral ?
Troll alert ?


Bugger that was my deodorant

Lovely smelling troll alert

reply to post by Destinyone


I'm not defending anybody except the humanity in YOU. Bloodlust only leads to bloodlust, violence leads to more violence, murder leads to more murder. When are you finally going to say enough and make a change from a purely emotional, imaginative, animalistic mentality to one that would benefit the world?

reply to post by CaticusMaximus


Well spoken CaticusMaximus! They did what the justice system should have done.

reply to post by cody599


Depends on the person. If the person is of ill will, the djinn tend to be a-holes who will turn the caster into a frog if they wish to be a handsome prince.

"Well, you wanted to be a handsome prince... Now all you need is a princess to kiss you."

reply to post by FollowTheWhiteRabbit


If someone did what he did to a child of yours, you would soon change your tune.

I dare you try to answer that in an opposing way.

reply to post by Wide-Eyes


I will.

It hasn't happened to me. It hasn't happened to you either. A vivid imagination will get you nowhere.

reply to post by FollowTheWhiteRabbit


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