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"The evidence shows that the child's body was placed in a laundry bag that was sealed in a plastic garbage bag before it was left behind in the woods. The tape around Caylee's mouth had a heart-shaped sticker on it, and there was also duct tape attached to her head, the station reported."
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I've spent some time reading the Is America currently an evil country? thread, and I have to say that, IMHO, Casey Anthony is a good argument for a "yes" answer to this question.
I think there are so many evil people like Ms. Anthony in this country, because of America's culture of instant gratification, non-accountability and no real discipline instilled in children, in so many families. Saw it in my own family, in the case of my step-nieces. One was a party girl who, last I heard, was pregnant. She and her sister grew up in a family dynamic which required nothing of them, and I was beginning to see the roots of the non-accountability and the "I want it now and I'll do anything to have it" mentality in her.
My brother died and I lost contact with his wife and step-children, and I have to say that I don't have the faith to believe that my step-niece had the character to become anything better than Casey Anthony. Just hope I never see her in the news, because if I did I don't think it would be for her shining accomplishments and sterling example to other young single mothers.
I've spent some time reading the Is America currently an evil country? thread, and I have to say that, IMHO, Casey Anthony is a good argument for a "yes" answer to this question.
I think there are so many evil people like Ms. Anthony in this country, because of America's culture of instant gratification, non-accountability and no real discipline instilled in children, in so many families.
This is from Jan. 17, though she made the call in August:
It goes back to the parents rasing this beast to be the way she is. No remorse or respect for anyone.
NO consequences.
That is your JOB as a parent, to teach your child to be a GOOD CITIZEN and member of society.
That is on the parents. They are co-dependent and perhaps with better parenting this wicked queen could have become a functioning member of society. We will never know.
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Originally Posted by vkhmini
I've spent some time reading the Is America currently an evil country? thread, and I have to say that, IMHO, Casey Anthony is a good argument for a "yes" answer to this question.
I think there are so many evil people like Ms. Anthony in this country, because of America's culture of instant gratification, non-accountability and no real discipline instilled in children, in so many families. Saw it in my own family, in the case of my step-nieces. One was a party girl who, last I heard, was pregnant. She and her sister grew up in a family dynamic which required nothing of them, and I was beginning to see the roots of the non-accountability and the "I want it now and I'll do anything to have it" mentality in her.
My brother died and I lost contact with his wife and step-children, and I have to say that I don't have the faith to believe that my step-niece had the character to become anything better than Casey Anthony. Just hope I never see her in the news, because if I did I don't think it would be for her shining accomplishments and sterling example to other young single mothers.
"CASEY: But I'm so beyond frustrated with all of this that I can't even swallow right now. It hurts."
Poor little bunny.
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