r/mysteriousdownvotes • u/Necessary_Low_3581 • Jan 20 '25
Killing children
Unless the kids done some heinous, deplorable, disgusting, wicked, atrocious, abominable, despicable, detectable, unspeakable, egregious, villainous, nefarious, unforgivable shit they should not be killed man
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u/degevreesde Jan 27 '25
Ahhh, my eyes. Why use white reddit?
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u/YetiCat28 Jan 20 '25
Well you said “always wrong” and didn’t clarify until you made this post, so maybe that’s why?
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u/Shadi1089 Mar 13 '25
would a person kill a child if they would become a mass murderer in the future?
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u/Ishaqhussain Apr 22 '25
how would you know if they would become a mass murderer?
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u/Shadi1089 Apr 22 '25
what if it's baby moustache man?
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u/Few-Bandicoot-7160 Jan 02 '26
Better to just take him and raise him in a good family in 2025
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u/Critical-Move7423 2d ago
sadly many criminals are just born that way. I had a friend whos brother was raised in a loving household, and still turned out bad.
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u/Takoshi88 Feb 18 '25
No, I agree. Doesn't matter what the kid has done.
Now, would a person still kill a child that has done such things? Maybe. You can do something you know is wrong. Even feel compelled to do it.
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u/Slow_Outcome1678 Feb 16 '25
"Killing children is always wrong" -132 downvotes
"No actually, killing children is 100% the best thing in every situation." -293 upvotes