i'm not even sure what to call it. foolish reporting? jumping to conclusions? maybe both. i've always thought it was simple to see that they wernt stable. use the k.i.s.s method and you will make fewer mistakes. angry goths & loaners of that day were a dime a dozon. but sorting the stable people from the unstable ones wasnt as had as it seemed. at least i thnk so.So it took 10 years to realize that they were just fucked up people. Nice.
There's nothing anyone can do to prevent psychopathism. Murderers are born, not made. I've thought quite a bit about this so feel free to disagree with me.I hope they have been/are doing things to possibly prevent the state of minds these kids fall into, instead of the fingerpointing that goes on after it happened.
There's nothing anyone can do to prevent psychopathism. Murderers are born, not made. I've thought quite a bit about this so feel free to disagree with me.
Yeah I know for the most part it's how your raised, but there's some people that are just born crazy. The only reason I say this is because I've seen people raised in perfectly normal caring homes and grow up to be absolutely bat shit insane. I'm talking about the kinda kids that torture small animals.Well, im not as well informed on the subject as you might be, id like to think theres some hope for prevention. I wouldnt want to say this is just something we'll learn to live with.
When people with Bi-Polarity were first discovered, many thought they were just crazy and needed to be locked up forever, now theres ways of dealing with it, preventing the Bi-Polarity to release itself. Its not the same thing but just because theres no outright way of fixing it now, doesnt mean there cant ever be.
I think alot of it has to deal with the way your raised, i had a class about child development once, and theres studies showing kids turn out certain ways depending on how their treated as infants and what not. Like picking up the baby too much when cries to get him to stop, could spoil him a bit, things like that. I could be wrong, i'd just like to think theres some way that this could be avoided.