TOTALLY GEEKED!

Tinydancer · Guru

RE: Grandmother 'killed cat and four kittens belonging to her grandchildren with a HAMMER because they wouldn't do chore

chillepeppa · Regular

Have issue all you want. Can't really say it changes how I see things.

I still maintain my opinion on both matters.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Lawyerlady wrote:
I wouldn't compare killing a human to killing a cat, personally. BUT, the killing of the cats is heinous enough to be horrible all on its own. Especially with the reason she did it.

People used to drown cats. That wasn't uncommon in rural areas where there were way too many cats.

Tinydancer · Guru

chillepeppa wrote:
Have issue all you want. Can't really say it changes how I see things.
I still maintain my opinion on both matters.

I didn't say it would change how you see things, just pointing out that sympathy for murders is very strange to me. Maintain away on this all you want and we'll agree to disagree...meh

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
msrock wrote:
How would any person know if a cat had a headache?? That is the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
There was a thread about a guy who murdered his daughter because she had terrible migraines, then killed his wife because he didn't want her to suffer the loss of her child, then killed his sister so she wouldn't know what he'd done. Some people had all kinds of sympathy for this "poor guy". Most of those who had sympathy for the "poor guy" are now outraged that the cat and kittens were killed. Just so you understand the reference.
For me, the motivation makes the 2 completely incomparable...

I got your reference, Lily, & chose to ignore it.

But, as usual, chille is succinct & to the point.

flan

Tinydancer · Guru

flan327 wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
msrock wrote:
How would any person know if a cat had a headache?? That is the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
There was a thread about a guy who murdered his daughter because she had terrible migraines, then killed his wife because he didn't want her to suffer the loss of her child, then killed his sister so she wouldn't know what he'd done. Some people had all kinds of sympathy for this "poor guy". Most of those who had sympathy for the "poor guy" are now outraged that the cat and kittens were killed. Just so you understand the reference.
For me, the motivation makes the 2 completely incomparable...
I got your reference, Lily, & chose to ignore it.
But, as usual, chille is succinct & to the point.
flan

This was me replying to msrock because SHE didn't get the reference so I'm not sure why you dragged lily into this. Oh wait I do know.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
msrock wrote:
How would any person know if a cat had a headache?? That is the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
There was a thread about a guy who murdered his daughter because she had terrible migraines, then killed his wife because he didn't want her to suffer the loss of her child, then killed his sister so she wouldn't know what he'd done. Some people had all kinds of sympathy for this "poor guy". Most of those who had sympathy for the "poor guy" are now outraged that the cat and kittens were killed. Just so you understand the reference.
For me, the motivation makes the 2 completely incomparable...
I got your reference, Lily, & chose to ignore it.
But, as usual, chille is succinct & to the point.
flan
This was me replying to msrock because SHE didn't get the reference so I'm not sure why you dragged lily into this. Oh wait I do know.

Because it was LILY who thought she was being witty by referencing the thread about the father who killed his daughter who was having severe migraines.

Nothing to do with this grandmother taking a hammer to family pets...

flan

Tinydancer · Guru

flan327 wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
msrock wrote:
How would any person know if a cat had a headache?? That is the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
There was a thread about a guy who murdered his daughter because she had terrible migraines, then killed his wife because he didn't want her to suffer the loss of her child, then killed his sister so she wouldn't know what he'd done. Some people had all kinds of sympathy for this "poor guy". Most of those who had sympathy for the "poor guy" are now outraged that the cat and kittens were killed. Just so you understand the reference.
For me, the motivation makes the 2 completely incomparable...
I got your reference, Lily, & chose to ignore it.
But, as usual, chille is succinct & to the point.
flan
This was me replying to msrock because SHE didn't get the reference so I'm not sure why you dragged lily into this. Oh wait I do know.
Because it was LILY who thought she was being witty by referencing the thread about the father who killed his daughter who was having severe migraines.
Nothing to do with this grandmother taking a hammer to family pets...
flan

Except she was pointing out the hypocrisy of feeling sympathy for a murder while getting outraged at the cat and kittens being killed. If you can't see the hypocrisy in that then that's just par for the course.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Oh, noes!

flan

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Well isn't being a "hypocrite" supposedly the worst thing ever? I mean the Left likes to yell that a lot.

Tinydancer · Guru

flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan

How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.

chillepeppa · Regular

Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.

For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.

Tinydancer · Guru

chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.

I'm sorry but the motivation for murder never deserves sympathy and why you quoted this post to tell me that I don't get.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

flan327 wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
msrock wrote:
How would any person know if a cat had a headache?? That is the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
There was a thread about a guy who murdered his daughter because she had terrible migraines, then killed his wife because he didn't want her to suffer the loss of her child, then killed his sister so she wouldn't know what he'd done. Some people had all kinds of sympathy for this "poor guy". Most of those who had sympathy for the "poor guy" are now outraged that the cat and kittens were killed. Just so you understand the reference.
For me, the motivation makes the 2 completely incomparable...
I got your reference, Lily, & chose to ignore it.
But, as usual, chille is succinct & to the point.
flan
This was me replying to msrock because SHE didn't get the reference so I'm not sure why you dragged lily into this. Oh wait I do know.
Because it was LILY who thought she was being witty by referencing the thread about the father who killed his daughter who was having severe migraines.
Nothing to do with this grandmother taking a hammer to family pets...
flan

Yes it does. It's on the spectrum of the same issuse.

The guy kills his family and you feel sorry for him. Not the family. Get him help.

Grandma kills a cat and ya'll want her drawn and quartered in the street cause she's an evil monster.

It's a twisted way of thinking.

Grandma needs help. Guy needs to be dead.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.

Motivation of guy, he is tired of dealing with sick daughter.

Motivation of grandma, she is trying to discipline her grandkids.

Now. I DO NOT AGREE WITH HER METHOD.

But it is a better motive than the selfishness of the guy.

chillepeppa · Regular

Tinydancer wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.
I'm sorry but the motivation for murder never deserves sympathy and why you quoted this post to tell me that I don't get.

Guess I could have gone a bit further back as this all comes from the hypocrisy line of the thread.

No need to feel sorry for having a different opinion. I know I'm not.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan

Really? Are you 12?

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
Really? Are you 12?

No, just talking to someone who often acts like she is...

flan

Tinydancer · Guru

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
Really? Are you 12?
No, just talking to someone who often acts like she is...
flan

Talking to yourself again flan?

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

lilyofcourse wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.
Motivation of guy, he is tired of dealing with sick daughter.
Motivation of grandma, she is trying to discipline her grandkids.
Now. I DO NOT AGREE WITH HER METHOD.
But it is a better motive than the selfishness of the guy.

Motivation of FATHER: he loves his daughter & can't stand to see her in such pain.

flan

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.
Motivation of guy, he is tired of dealing with sick daughter.
Motivation of grandma, she is trying to discipline her grandkids.
Now. I DO NOT AGREE WITH HER METHOD.
But it is a better motive than the selfishness of the guy.
Motivation of FATHER: he loves his daughter & can't stand to see her in such pain.
flan

BULLSCHIT!

Tinydancer · Guru

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.
Motivation of guy, he is tired of dealing with sick daughter.
Motivation of grandma, she is trying to discipline her grandkids.
Now. I DO NOT AGREE WITH HER METHOD.
But it is a better motive than the selfishness of the guy.
Motivation of FATHER: he loves his daughter & can't stand to see her in such pain.
flan

So the wife and sister were just extra perks? That's sick.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

He's was a Sick Son of a Beitch. And, a Horrible human being.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
Really? Are you 12?
No, just talking to someone who often acts like she is...
flan

Oh that's priceless.

And predictable.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
He's was a Sick Son of a Beitch. And, a Horrible human being.

I love you, but I disagree.

His ACTIONS were wrong, but he loved his child.

flan

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.
Motivation of guy, he is tired of dealing with sick daughter.
Motivation of grandma, she is trying to discipline her grandkids.
Now. I DO NOT AGREE WITH HER METHOD.
But it is a better motive than the selfishness of the guy.
Motivation of FATHER: he loves his daughter & can't stand to see her in such pain.
flan

No. He was tired of dealing with it. It had nothing to do with her. It had everything to do with him wanting out.

Tinydancer · Guru

flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
He's was a Sick Son of a Beitch. And, a Horrible human being.
I love you, but I disagree.
His ACTIONS were wrong, but he loved his child.
flan

Way to show it daddy. Kill my mom and aunt while you're at it dad because it's all about you dad...

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
He's was a Sick Son of a Beitch. And, a Horrible human being.
I love you, but I disagree.
His ACTIONS were wrong, but he loved his child.
flan

Did he ever. Loved her to death. What a guy.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

flan327 wrote:
Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
He's was a Sick Son of a Beitch. And, a Horrible human being.
I love you, but I disagree.
His ACTIONS were wrong, but he loved his child.
flan

Wrong again.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Grandmother 'killed cat and four kittens belonging to her grandchildren with a HAMMER because they wouldn't do chores'

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

RE: Grandmother 'killed cat and four kittens belonging to her grandchildren with a HAMMER because they wouldn't do chore

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.
Motivation of guy, he is tired of dealing with sick daughter.
Motivation of grandma, she is trying to discipline her grandkids.
Now. I DO NOT AGREE WITH HER METHOD.
But it is a better motive than the selfishness of the guy.
Motivation of FATHER: he loves his daughter & can't stand to see her in such pain.
flan
No. He was tired of dealing with it. It had nothing to do with her. It had everything to do with him wanting out.

WHAT did HE "have to deal with?"

Seeing his child suffering & knowing that he could not help her.

flan

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

lilyofcourse wrote:
A parent who loves their child will fight to keep them alive until there is absolutely nothing else to be done.

And then they help that child be as comfortable as possible till the end.

This guy didn't love his child.

YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT.

Oh, and I saw my mom 2 days before she died. She chose to grasp at every thread she was offered.

I will NOT put my boys through that.

flan

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.
Motivation of guy, he is tired of dealing with sick daughter.
Motivation of grandma, she is trying to discipline her grandkids.
Now. I DO NOT AGREE WITH HER METHOD.
But it is a better motive than the selfishness of the guy.
Motivation of FATHER: he loves his daughter & can't stand to see her in such pain.
flan
No. He was tired of dealing with it. It had nothing to do with her. It had everything to do with him wanting out.
WHAT did HE "have to deal with?"
Seeing his child suffering & knowing that he could not help her.
flan

It's a lot of work having a sick kid.

He wanted out of the whole situation.

You will never convince me he did it out of the good of his heart.

But you feel sorry for him. It's kinda become your thing to root for the morally corrupt.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

What about HER choice flan? If she wanted to end her life, why was that not HER choice?

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
A parent who loves their child will fight to keep them alive until there is absolutely nothing else to be done.

And then they help that child be as comfortable as possible till the end.

This guy didn't love his child.
YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT.
Oh, and I saw my mom 2 days before she died. She chose to grasp at every thread she was offered.
I will NOT put my boys through that.
flan

We do know that. Actions speak louder than words. He was a selfish, sick son of a B. A loser. A disgusting murdering pig.

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
A parent who loves their child will fight to keep them alive until there is absolutely nothing else to be done.

And then they help that child be as comfortable as possible till the end.

This guy didn't love his child.
YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT.
Oh, and I saw my mom 2 days before she died. She chose to grasp at every thread she was offered.
I will NOT put my boys through that.
flan

You don't see the difference. Amazing.

Personal choice vs. No personal choice.

The daughter didn't choose to die. Her father murdered her against her will.

Good God Flan.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
A parent who loves their child will fight to keep them alive until there is absolutely nothing else to be done.

And then they help that child be as comfortable as possible till the end.

This guy didn't love his child.
YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT.
Oh, and I saw my mom 2 days before she died. She chose to grasp at every thread she was offered.
I will NOT put my boys through that.
flan
You don't see the difference. Amazing.
Personal choice vs. No personal choice.
The daughter didn't choose to die. Her father murdered her against her will.
Good God Flan.

Yes. Good God Flan.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

He took away the choice of his daughter and his wife. Sick, sick, sick. Hope he rots in Hell.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
A parent who loves their child will fight to keep them alive until there is absolutely nothing else to be done.

And then they help that child be as comfortable as possible till the end.

This guy didn't love his child.
YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT.
Oh, and I saw my mom 2 days before she died. She chose to grasp at every thread she was offered.
I will NOT put my boys through that.
flan
You don't see the difference. Amazing.
Personal choice vs. No personal choice.
The daughter didn't choose to die. Her father murdered her against her will.
Good God Flan.

I.UNDERSTAND.THAT.

But you cannot see into this man's heart.

flan

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
A parent who loves their child will fight to keep them alive until there is absolutely nothing else to be done.

And then they help that child be as comfortable as possible till the end.

This guy didn't love his child.
YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT.
Oh, and I saw my mom 2 days before she died. She chose to grasp at every thread she was offered.
I will NOT put my boys through that.
flan
You don't see the difference. Amazing.
Personal choice vs. No personal choice.
The daughter didn't choose to die. Her father murdered her against her will.
Good God Flan.
I.UNDERSTAND.THAT.
But you cannot see into this man's heart.
flan

What part of HE TOOK AWAY HER CHOICE, don't you understand?

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.
Motivation of guy, he is tired of dealing with sick daughter.
Motivation of grandma, she is trying to discipline her grandkids.
Now. I DO NOT AGREE WITH HER METHOD.
But it is a better motive than the selfishness of the guy.
Motivation of FATHER: he loves his daughter & can't stand to see her in such pain.
flan
No. He was tired of dealing with it. It had nothing to do with her. It had everything to do with him wanting out.
WHAT did HE "have to deal with?"
Seeing his child suffering & knowing that he could not help her.
flan
It's a lot of work having a sick kid.
He wanted out of the whole situation.
You will never convince me he did it out of the good of his heart.
But you feel sorry for him. It's kinda become your thing to root for the morally corrupt.

I'm sorry that compassion is an alien concept to you.

"Morally corrupt?" Coming from you, that's a compliment!

flan

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
He took away the choice of his daughter and his wife. Sick, sick, sick. Hope he rots in Hell.

Last time I checked, none of us was in the position to make that decision.

flan

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
A parent who loves their child will fight to keep them alive until there is absolutely nothing else to be done.

And then they help that child be as comfortable as possible till the end.

This guy didn't love his child.
YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT.
Oh, and I saw my mom 2 days before she died. She chose to grasp at every thread she was offered.
I will NOT put my boys through that.
flan
You don't see the difference. Amazing.
Personal choice vs. No personal choice.
The daughter didn't choose to die. Her father murdered her against her will.
Good God Flan.
I.UNDERSTAND.THAT.
But you cannot see into this man's heart.
flan

Uhhh... he has put it on display for the world to see.

What he did was not love.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

What part of He took away their choices do u not understand?

Tinydancer · Guru

Sick murdering bastards deserve sympathy and hard working Christians who won't bake a cake deserve none. Quite the wonderful world you live in.

Lady Gaga Snerd · Guru

Bass ackwards.

flan327 · Itty bitty's Grammy

I'm very happy with the world I live in.

flan

Tinydancer · Guru

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
A parent who loves their child will fight to keep them alive until there is absolutely nothing else to be done.

And then they help that child be as comfortable as possible till the end.

This guy didn't love his child.
YOU DO NOT KNOW THAT.
Oh, and I saw my mom 2 days before she died. She chose to grasp at every thread she was offered.
I will NOT put my boys through that.
flan
You don't see the difference. Amazing.
Personal choice vs. No personal choice.
The daughter didn't choose to die. Her father murdered her against her will.
Good God Flan.
I.UNDERSTAND.THAT.
But you cannot see into this man's heart.
flan

Oh but you can so you know it was out of the goodness of his heart. Still no answer as to why the wife and sister were ok to kill. Talk about a moral compass...lol

lilyofcourse · My spirit animal is a pink flamingo.

flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
chillepeppa wrote:
Tinydancer wrote:
flan327 wrote:
Oh, noes!

flan
How very adult of you. Quite the argument for your side of the debate but then again it's what you do...lol.
For me, motivation makes all the difference here. As I stated in the unrelated thread, I sympathize with the father's emotions, but not his actions. This woman's emotions and actions does not motivate any sympathy from me what so ever.
Motivation of guy, he is tired of dealing with sick daughter.
Motivation of grandma, she is trying to discipline her grandkids.
Now. I DO NOT AGREE WITH HER METHOD.
But it is a better motive than the selfishness of the guy.
Motivation of FATHER: he loves his daughter & can't stand to see her in such pain.
flan
No. He was tired of dealing with it. It had nothing to do with her. It had everything to do with him wanting out.
WHAT did HE "have to deal with?"
Seeing his child suffering & knowing that he could not help her.
flan
It's a lot of work having a sick kid.
He wanted out of the whole situation.
You will never convince me he did it out of the good of his heart.
But you feel sorry for him. It's kinda become your thing to root for the morally corrupt.
I'm sorry that compassion is an alien concept to you.
"Morally corrupt?" Coming from you, that's a compliment!
flan

Compassion for a guy who killed his daughter, wife and sister. In cold blood.

Nope. I have none.

I have no compassion for morally bankrupt people or those who sympathize with them.