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In the minds of people who follow a guy such as Holmes, it does in some warped way.Alan Pardew dijo:So let me get this straight: It's okay for a man to kill people, but it's not okay for people to kill a man. Makes sense.
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In the minds of people who follow a guy such as Holmes, it does in some warped way.Alan Pardew dijo:So let me get this straight: It's okay for a man to kill people, but it's not okay for people to kill a man. Makes sense.
Google shows no results for Mason Verger, who is he?bungholio dijo:"Jimmy" needs to end up like Mason Verger. I'd love to see how the Holmies react to that.![]()
Surtur dijo:Google shows no results for Mason Verger, who is he?
brooklynbailiff dijo:Surtur dijo:Google shows no results for Mason Verger, who is he?
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From "Hannibal."
bungholio dijo:Mason Verger was a sadistic child molester who raped his own sister when they were younger. He was one of Hannibal Lector's patients. He disgusted Hannibal, so one time when they were "partying" Hannibal got him high on amyl nitrate and convinced him to cut off his face with a shard of glass and feed it to his dogs. After that Hannibal paralyzed Verger by breaking his neck with a noose that Verger used for autoerotic asphyxiation. So in the movie and novel "Hannibal", Verger wants to get revenge on Hannibal.
If the mass murder fangirl thing is a phase, than they will come to regret later on in life, however they could end up like the love-shy in holding on to such belief that they could have morph into something ugly. If the love-shy develops a massive victim complex, than the mass murderer fan-girl would develop an uber-form of loyalty, writing letters to her beloved killer, and even trying to propose marriage. It's kinda like that brand loyalty Chris follows but with hatred directed towards the victims, the victims family, the people who stopped the killer, and the people who want that killer to face justice.bungholio dijo:Is this mass murder fangirl thing a phase? It seems like these girls are just special snowflakes trying to be super edgy. Years down the road will they think "What the fuck was I thinking?!".
A much better looking prisoner kills Holmes? I don't know if they focus their desire on him or their hatred.Butta Face Lopez dijo:What if a prisoner kills him who's like, way, WAY sexy? That'd be fine, right?
c-no dijo:If the mass murder fangirl thing is a phase, than they will come to regret later on in life, however they could end up like the love-shy in holding on to such belief that they could have morph into something ugly. If the love-shy develops a massive victim complex, than the mass murderer fan-girl would develop an uber-form of loyalty, writing letters to her beloved killer, and even trying to propose marriage. It's kinda like that brand loyalty Chris follows but with hatred directed towards the victims, the victims family, the people who stopped the killer, and the people who want that killer to face justice.bungholio dijo:Is this mass murder fangirl thing a phase? It seems like these girls are just special snowflakes trying to be super edgy. Years down the road will they think "What the fuck was I thinking?!".
Considering how these women would send these convicted men their love, perhaps see develop a type of victim complex where the guy they love such as the "mass murderer who shoots up a movie theater" or "the bomber who is 'totally not responsible for the marathon bomb' thats in custody." They believe these men are innocent for whatever reason I wouldn't know of other then thinking that they see them as "bad boys" or "handsome men". Aside from thinking that they may like them for a shallow reason, they could also like them because the fan-girls themselves could either be people who want to hurt others or they could complete morons.Holdek dijo:c-no dijo:If the mass murder fangirl thing is a phase, than they will come to regret later on in life, however they could end up like the love-shy in holding on to such belief that they could have morph into something ugly. If the love-shy develops a massive victim complex, than the mass murderer fan-girl would develop an uber-form of loyalty, writing letters to her beloved killer, and even trying to propose marriage. It's kinda like that brand loyalty Chris follows but with hatred directed towards the victims, the victims family, the people who stopped the killer, and the people who want that killer to face justice.
Men convicted of heinous crimes tend to get lots of fan mail and marriage proposals from women for some reason. So you might be on to something when suggesting these two phenomenon could be linked.
So much denial from those Holmies. They try to mask their idiocy by saying they crusade for mental health improvements despite the fact they are doing tomfoolery such shooping Holmes into music videos and sending him love letters.GGGBYBYBY dijo:I still remember my dialogue with these guys. They tried to reason that they were fighting for mental health improvements. Last time I checked writing a song about him, professing love in letters to him, shooping his face into music videos, cosplaying him and other related Tomfoolery is not a form of activism. They also tried to tell me I had something wrong with me despite their own mental problems. I already know I'm not 100% mentally sound but at least I try to change it and do not deny it.
That could become a possiblity. Then again I haven't heard of any Adam Lanza fans.impossibility dijo:I knew chicks were into Dzokhar Tsarnaev, but James Holmes?
What's next, Adam Lanza fangirls?