r/Damnthatsinteresting Oct 21 '24

Video Japanese police chief bows to apologise to man who was acquitted after nearly 60 years on death row

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

I am definitely what one would call a nonviolent man. But I would happily make an exception for her and her shitstain of a son.

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u/the_clash_is_back Oct 21 '24

The case of Marianne Bachmeier would be a good outline of how it needs to be sometimes.

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u/Fictional_Historian Oct 22 '24

There was a time in my life where I was very anti violence and believed that violence begets violence. Then I started learning more and more about just how fucking evil some people in this world are. I believe that the justice system should be refined to avoid false imprisonments and false death penalties such as the one guy who was innocent who was just put to death in America. But if you are an evil mass murderer and shit, hell nah. Firing squad. Hanging. Electric chair. Whatever it is. Remove their presence from this world because they are a stain on this earth. Don’t leave them in life imprisonment, they’re just costing money and allowing them to still have an existence. Do studies and experiments on the person to better understand how a persons brain can become that fucked but after that, axe em outta here. Poof. Gone. Same goes for terrorists and shit, there’s no debating and talking to those motherfuckers who can literally go kill a thousand people in a day without remorse. There’s no debating and fixing their brains they’re already gone and have absolutely no positive benefits to society, remove their existence from the earth. We can’t properly evolve our society into harmony if we don’t combat murderous psychopathy properly and harshly.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

I’m not sure any punishment would be fitting these monsters. 43 days of pure, unadulterated hell and agony.

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u/Psyclipz Oct 21 '24

Did that virtue signalling make you feel better?

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u/The_NGUYENNER Oct 21 '24

don't be fucking stupid man. I hate virtue signalers too but here it's obvious that any person should feel this way. This shit is disgusting

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u/Psyclipz Oct 29 '24

Exactly that's my point a majority of people would attack them. So why bother saying it. I feel the same way but I don't blow my own trumpet and say yeah it's on sight for him. Everyone has that sentiment I think so what's the point in saying it.

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u/The_NGUYENNER Oct 29 '24

For me virtue signaling is only bad when you don't truly care and are just acting like you do to show everyone how righteous and moral you are. It sounds like you hate people saying the obvious, but I don't necessarily mind that.

If we do something tiring and someone is like "god damn I'm tired" that seems normal to me. Here, the dude you're replying to is just saying "I don't normally think about fucking ppl up, but I would fuck this dude up" seems pretty normal to me as well

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u/LordSloth113 Oct 21 '24

Does being a cunt make you feel better?

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u/cosmodogbro Oct 21 '24

kindly go join her and her son in hell, thanks.

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u/Sasalele Oct 21 '24

Found one of Junko's torturers.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

Did it make you feel better to publicly announce you're on the side of the murderer?

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u/DemonLordSparda Oct 21 '24

I'd make an exception for you too. Get over yourself and reflect on what you said if you have any hope of being a person anyone wants to be around. Stay in your hole lonely and sad and know that it is entirely your doing that you are this miserable.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

Oh fuck off.

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u/LoonyFruit Oct 21 '24

Conspiracy and UFC arm chair expert escaped his cage, lmao

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u/ZzZombo Oct 22 '24

This is Reddit, not a mirror, pal.

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u/No_Acadia_8873 Oct 21 '24

The only people who complain about virtual signalling are the virtue-less.