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Posted on: Apr. 15 2012,1:11 pm |
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A hero isn't a hero because they want to be, a hero is a hero because they act like a hero, no thinking of the consequences, or of the rewards. They act because someone needs them or the situation calls for it. The girl was in truoble, she needed help and the guy reacted. I'm betting he wasn't thinking about wanting to be a hero at the time.
Your thinking the guy wanted glory reveals your charecter Hymen. 
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busybee
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Posted on: Apr. 15 2012,4:54 pm |
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Botto 82 · Posted on Apr. 14 2012,4:09 pm
QUOTE The guy's obviously the product of a dysfunctional family. Either dad hit the sauce and beat him mercilessly, or one of mom's boyfriends did after the divorce. The lessons learned there subconsciously come to the surface when a person is stressed.
Then why don't all people who grow up in dysfunctional homes act like that? And...there are those people who grew up in a "functional" homes who do, regardless of their "good" upbringing?
QUOTE Like I said, add a cocktail of, say, alcohol and/or meth to the mix, and look out, Charlie.
Chemicals can enhance the behaviors, but it's my belief that the poor behavior must already be present for it to "come out" during chemical use.
Some people physically harm others without the presence of chemicals in their system and many more people use chemicals (such as alcohol) and never hurt another person.
There just seems to be some who truly believe they are entitled to inflict harm upon others when they aren't getting their way and it is rare if ever that can be fixed with treatment programs, therapy, incarceration, probation, fines, ect...
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Expatriate
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Posted on: Apr. 15 2012,5:12 pm |
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busybee quote:
QUOTE There just seems to be some who truly believe they are entitled to inflict harm upon others when they aren't getting their way and it is rare if ever that can be fixed with treatment programs, therapy, incarceration, probation, fines, ect...
Leopards don’t change their spots, he was like this from day one, why is it women are attracted to the BAD BOY types... end result is always pain..
It’s obvious this guy can’t control testosterone, he’s far to quick to rage, there’s a cure for that, neuter the S.O.B.
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busybee
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Posted on: Apr. 15 2012,8:03 pm |
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I think it's highly doubtful women are attracted to men who hurt them, or as you call them, "bad boys."
It's really no different than making an assertion that if a business owner hires someone who later steals from them, that must mean the business owner is attracted to people who are thieves.
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am I invisible?
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Posted on: Apr. 16 2012,12:40 am |
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 Ok, so how many people would intervene like the grandparents did? Hats off to them. HyVee's parking lot always has alot of people out and about during the afternoon and these are the only ones that got involved??? Let's say thanks to them or there might have been a murder that happened. It might have gone that far, once things unfolded after that event. Domestic abuse, as sick as it is... happens. I'm glad that creep didn't get away with it this time anyway. Any person that looses their cool in a public place, and then, lets say takes it on the road, puts everyone in danger. It won't be pretty for sure. 
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