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And how probable is it that a crazy man would have done something equally or more heinous if he had no concept of religion?
How probable? I have no idea. However, having worked in psychiatry for many, many years, I can say that metal illness and religious obsession are closely intertwined.
Its more humane when local governments suffocate animals in chambers or inject poison into them to achieve their ends.
Right, because your other option here was the only other one and bound to happen if this imbecile didn't come up with idea.
The problem is that there is not a social penalty paid for believing in nonsense when it comes to religion. That's off-limits. Why, that would be bigotry.
How probable? I have no idea. However, having worked in psychiatry for many, many years, I can say that metal illness and religious obsession are closely intertwined.
obsession, in general, is considered a psychological illness...
Its more humane when local governments suffocate animals in chambers or inject poison into them to achieve their ends.
Huh?
They are both horrendous and inhumane acts which is why there are animal right activists and agencies that assist people in having their pets neutered/spayed to avoid unwanted and deserted pets, but don't you see the obvious nuances of why this is totally off the charts nuts in its own right?
It has ALL to do with influencing and inspiring nutjobs and weak minded folks into doing really screwed up and ludicrous things.
Like volunteer at food banks?
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