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he is the father of a serial killer and according to psychiatrists... it's parents' fault when a kid becomes a monster...
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Footprints in the Sand
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....
what?
what?
Not all psychiatrist think that. Nor does anyone else who knows how to think logically.
If what you assert here was truly the case were the case then nearly EVERYONE would currently be in jail because people could freely blame others instead of taking personal responsibility for their words, thoughts and deeds.
but to specifically answer your inane question.
No, he should not. Because each person is accountable for his or her OWN actions not the actions of their parents or offspring or anyone else.
If what you assert here was truly the case were the case then nearly EVERYONE would currently be in jail because people could freely blame others instead of taking personal responsibility for their words, thoughts and deeds.
but to specifically answer your inane question.
No, he should not. Because each person is accountable for his or her OWN actions not the actions of their parents or offspring or anyone else.
What a sweeping, totally misunderstanding question. You're utterly wrong when you claim it's solely the parents' fault when a "kid becomes a monster," because you're implying children are ONLY what their parents make them.
YOU'RE WRONG.
I grew up in a very unloving, abusive family, and I was shunned from my family just because I had a twin brother. Most people, including you, would say that I would most likely have become a useless criminal, just like my father. But I'm not, and I vowed never to become like that. Instead, I focused on graduating from high school, eventually graduating as valedictorian, studying in college to become an electrical engineer...
YOU DON'T SEE ME WANTING TO BE ABUSIVE. My parents had little to no influence on who I am today.
Don't make claims if you've never been exposed to that situation. Because you obviously don't know what it's like.
ADD: His father shouldn't be jailed for his son's actions. He wasn't responsible. But you don't know that in the least.
YOU'RE WRONG.
I grew up in a very unloving, abusive family, and I was shunned from my family just because I had a twin brother. Most people, including you, would say that I would most likely have become a useless criminal, just like my father. But I'm not, and I vowed never to become like that. Instead, I focused on graduating from high school, eventually graduating as valedictorian, studying in college to become an electrical engineer...
YOU DON'T SEE ME WANTING TO BE ABUSIVE. My parents had little to no influence on who I am today.
Don't make claims if you've never been exposed to that situation. Because you obviously don't know what it's like.
ADD: His father shouldn't be jailed for his son's actions. He wasn't responsible. But you don't know that in the least.
jokerman131
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no disrespect but have you considered having a brain implant after asking such a question
no on seconds thoughts you are being reported
no on seconds thoughts you are being reported
THE GREAT ATHEISMO
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should we have to suffer for adam and eves mistake?
the answer to both of these questions is no.
the answer to both of these questions is no.