What does "murder" make you think?
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Well, first of all, I'm from Philly, aka. Murderdelphia, aka. the highest homicide rate out of the nation?s 10 most populous cities [footnote]http://thedp.com/index.php/article/2012/01/philadelphia_saw_nations_highest_homicide_rate[/footnote]
What do I think? Unless Chicago can bring their A game, we're going to win again this year. It's only 28 days in the season, and we've already got 32 points.
What do I think? Unless Chicago can bring their A game, we're going to win again this year. It's only 28 days in the season, and we've already got 32 points.
Taking someones life with a just cause. Something along the lines of "I want what you have and since I'm a total wanker I will kill you to show you I am a better person". Pretty sure I just stole the dictionaries definition without looking. Go me.
Manchester (inner city) England.
Death, Despair, Outrage, feeling powerless, out of control, or as if there is no other option...Shortly followed by sorrow and remorse. Whether it is by gun or knife-point, or maybe even by hand. It's the same event, and its been done a million different ways by our own kind. And we're constantly getting better at it.
I've had family members murdered. I've had friends from school gunned down on the street just out the back of my house. My Dad's even had to hose brain matter off the wall of our garden. Unfortunately, its just a part of living, ironically. ( I dont really know how to use irony, 'cause im thick and what not )
Taking someone's life is a terrible, terrible crime. An unforgivable one at that. My cousin had just become a dad not too long ago, looking to be a good one at that. And he was stabbed 3 times for the £20 in his wallet. I would like to hear the reasoning of the culprit, but I would still hate him for eternity.
Murder is usually a killing in the moment. In very few circumstances is it premeditated, and those cases are by far the worst. Self defence is understandable to a degree, but its not a complete excuse by any means.
I think of many things when people mention murder. And all those things come to mind...*sigh*...I bloody abhor this god forsaken city.
Death, Despair, Outrage, feeling powerless, out of control, or as if there is no other option...Shortly followed by sorrow and remorse. Whether it is by gun or knife-point, or maybe even by hand. It's the same event, and its been done a million different ways by our own kind. And we're constantly getting better at it.
I've had family members murdered. I've had friends from school gunned down on the street just out the back of my house. My Dad's even had to hose brain matter off the wall of our garden. Unfortunately, its just a part of living, ironically. ( I dont really know how to use irony, 'cause im thick and what not )
Taking someone's life is a terrible, terrible crime. An unforgivable one at that. My cousin had just become a dad not too long ago, looking to be a good one at that. And he was stabbed 3 times for the £20 in his wallet. I would like to hear the reasoning of the culprit, but I would still hate him for eternity.
Murder is usually a killing in the moment. In very few circumstances is it premeditated, and those cases are by far the worst. Self defence is understandable to a degree, but its not a complete excuse by any means.
I think of many things when people mention murder. And all those things come to mind...*sigh*...I bloody abhor this god forsaken city.
It makes me angry. And I reach to write the criminals' names in my Death Note the moment I catch a glimpse of their faces... unfortunately, I don't have one.
"By the Nine! There's been a murder!"
Silly Oblivion guards, of course there's been a murder! An assassin with a maxed-out sneak skill just stabbed that guy in plain sight! And you didn't see him. Because Oblivion logic.
That's what I immediately think of.
Silly Oblivion guards, of course there's been a murder! An assassin with a maxed-out sneak skill just stabbed that guy in plain sight! And you didn't see him. Because Oblivion logic.
That's what I immediately think of.
I immediately think of how it wasn't me doing the killing or the dying, and then stop caring.
I live in Victoria BC... in Canada, murders aren't exactly something that happens daily here, but they do happen, we aren't some little peaceful villiage, we have gang violence, drugs up the ass(fortunately mostly pot, though we do have meth and cocaine, and heroine, and all the rest), not to mention crazy people, and angry rednecks. We got all kinds, so we get all kinds of good and bad stuff, comes with the territory.
I don't know anyone who would benefit from killing, or attempting to kill me, I'm broke, I don't have a lot of value, I don't have many enemies, got fair number of rivals, but who doesn't, life is a competition.
I live in Victoria BC... in Canada, murders aren't exactly something that happens daily here, but they do happen, we aren't some little peaceful villiage, we have gang violence, drugs up the ass(fortunately mostly pot, though we do have meth and cocaine, and heroine, and all the rest), not to mention crazy people, and angry rednecks. We got all kinds, so we get all kinds of good and bad stuff, comes with the territory.
I don't know anyone who would benefit from killing, or attempting to kill me, I'm broke, I don't have a lot of value, I don't have many enemies, got fair number of rivals, but who doesn't, life is a competition.
Just the thread title made me think of Persona 4. The happiest game about murder ever made!
But yeah murder r bayd i suppose... Unless there's an overcomplicated murder mystery scheme behind it all then it's fucking awesome!
[sub]Hopefully i haven't blinded anyone with the yellowness.[/sub]
But yeah murder r bayd i suppose... Unless there's an overcomplicated murder mystery scheme behind it all then it's fucking awesome!
[sub]Hopefully i haven't blinded anyone with the yellowness.[/sub]
For some reason I think "squishy". Then I think that Batman doesn't approve of murder yet can still be seen as a badass without needing to threaten death.
