and then that person not understanding why i would then enjoy hitting him..
On the topic of pathetically empty internet posturing...
You're the expert on pathetic internet posturing.
Funny thing, I look at my 1st post again...I said 'probably'. I admitted right from the start that I was in doubt. Meanwhilre keep tryng to bully people on the internet tough guy.
and then that person not understanding why i would then enjoy hitting him..
On the topic of pathetically empty internet posturing...
You're the expert on pathetic internet posturing.
Funny thing, I look at my 1st post again...I said 'probably'. I admitted right from the start that I was in doubt. Meanwhilre keep tryng to bully people on the internet tough guy.
and then that person not understanding why i would then enjoy hitting him..
On the topic of pathetically empty internet posturing...
i didnt prove any point Clarence Darrow... my initial emotion would want to be retribution... my actual act? probably nothing, but it would mean i wouldnt want to.
as for the internet posturing... you are the master of self-aggrandising mr lover lover man style talk... you are the one who talks the talk, claims to be the misogynistic persona you think you are on here... but you're not.. you're just a student with one monumentally large fucking chip on his shoulder... bitter against women and people who have fucked you over... take a look in a mirror.
what kind of internet superhero calls 2 small kids 'ugly'.. only you... you are that internet tough guy that you are claiming to loathe... and only so you could act the hero, the tough guy.. thats the irony.... also the hypocrisy of you on this website.... its amusing
p.s. Cher called... she wonders if you want to star in Mask 2...
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
and then that person not understanding why i would then enjoy hitting him..
On the topic of pathetically empty internet posturing...
i didnt prove any point Clarence Darrow... my initial emotion would want to be retribution... my actual act? probably nothing, but it would mean i wouldnt want to.
as for the internet posturing... you are the master of self-aggrandising mr lover lover man style talk... you are the one who talks the talk, claims to be the misogynistic persona you think you are on here... but you're not.. you're just a student with one monumentally large fucking chip on his shoulder... bitter against women and people who have fucked you over... take a look in a mirror.
what kind of internet superhero calls 2 small kids 'ugly'.. only you... you are that internet tough guy that you are claiming to loathe... and only so you could act the hero, the tough guy.. thats the irony.... also the hypocrisy of you on this website.... its amusing
p.s. Cher called... she wonders if you want to star in Mask 2...
Well our 60 minutes had a story on these guys last night. It seems that the father hasn't actually "forgiven" the guy but has talked about what he is doing for him and how the guy lives his life now he is out of gaol as "The road to forgiveness". Him and his wife first met him about 10 years ago in gaol in what looked like a group of victims facing off aganist those who have wronged them. It looked as tense as a meeting like that could get. He was very angry and emotional when confronting him for the first time(as you would be). The father then kept coming to visit him ever since.
The father started an organisation for victims of violence called enough is enough. http://www.enoughisenough.org.au. The job he has offered his sons killer is working for this organisation trying to reform offenders young and old alike.
The other thing I found out watching last night was that this guy did not pull the trigger in his sons killing but was driving the getaway car. The guy that actually pull the trigger is also out of gaol but there was very little said about him or his whereabouts now.
Well our 60 minutes had a story on these guys last night. It seems that the father hasn't actually "forgiven" the guy but has talked about what he is doing for him and how the guy lives his life now he is out of gaol as "The road to forgiveness". Him and his wife first met him about 10 years ago in gaol in what looked like a group of victims facing off aganist those who have wronged them. It looked as tense as a meeting like that could get. He was very angry and emotional when confronting him for the first time(as you would be). The father then kept coming to visit him ever since.
The father started an organisation for victims of violence called enough is enough. http://www.enoughisenough.org.au. The job he has offered his sons killer is working for this organisation trying to reform offenders young and old alike.
The other thing I found out watching last night was that this guy did not pull the trigger in his sons killing but was driving the getaway car. The guy that actually pull the trigger is also out of gaol but there was very little said about him or his whereabouts now.
i haven't looked at the links, just commenting on your post content...
this makes 'sense' to me on some level. i too cannot imagine anyone truly forgiving such an act, but absolutely, trying to work towards forgiveness is definitely a worthy/healthy goal. he, or any other in such a situation, may or may not ever get there....but it's the 'working on it' that more than likely helps to heal him, try to be in a healthy mindset, etc. living in negativity/anger long-term is simply not a healthy way to live...so even for himself, it is wise to try and do what he can to live with his loss and not live in total anger, even if not reaching forgiveness.
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You're the expert on pathetic internet posturing.
Funny thing, I look at my 1st post again...I said 'probably'. I admitted right from the start that I was in doubt. Meanwhilre keep tryng to bully people on the internet tough guy.
:roll: Welcome to the playground.
Yours is the one with the... shell on it...
i didnt prove any point Clarence Darrow... my initial emotion would want to be retribution... my actual act? probably nothing, but it would mean i wouldnt want to.
as for the internet posturing... you are the master of self-aggrandising mr lover lover man style talk... you are the one who talks the talk, claims to be the misogynistic persona you think you are on here... but you're not.. you're just a student with one monumentally large fucking chip on his shoulder... bitter against women and people who have fucked you over... take a look in a mirror.
what kind of internet superhero calls 2 small kids 'ugly'.. only you... you are that internet tough guy that you are claiming to loathe... and only so you could act the hero, the tough guy.. thats the irony.... also the hypocrisy of you on this website.... its amusing
p.s. Cher called... she wonders if you want to star in Mask 2...
:P
What's Cher got to do with the Mask? Wasn't that a Jim Carrey movie?
The father started an organisation for victims of violence called enough is enough. http://www.enoughisenough.org.au. The job he has offered his sons killer is working for this organisation trying to reform offenders young and old alike.
The other thing I found out watching last night was that this guy did not pull the trigger in his sons killing but was driving the getaway car. The guy that actually pull the trigger is also out of gaol but there was very little said about him or his whereabouts now.
The 60 minutes Story : http://sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au/arti ... ?id=830549
i haven't looked at the links, just commenting on your post content...
this makes 'sense' to me on some level. i too cannot imagine anyone truly forgiving such an act, but absolutely, trying to work towards forgiveness is definitely a worthy/healthy goal. he, or any other in such a situation, may or may not ever get there....but it's the 'working on it' that more than likely helps to heal him, try to be in a healthy mindset, etc. living in negativity/anger long-term is simply not a healthy way to live...so even for himself, it is wise to try and do what he can to live with his loss and not live in total anger, even if not reaching forgiveness.
Let's just breathe...
I am myself like you somehow