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just a drunken ramble is all.... ay...usualy dont drink that much... im slightley hung over, sympathise with me!
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I wasn't thinking right or wrong side of the law so much as morally right or wrong. As stated earlier in the thread, quite a few of the "bad guys" are abused and misunderstood. I can very much sympathize with these people.
Sometimes too much. Especially serial killers. I've read quite a few books on the subject, and I would actually fit the profile of a serial killer quite well (though I could never kill someone... except maybe my stepmother).
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Definately felt sympathy for Sean in King of the Ants. Although he wasn't quite a bad guy, he wasn't quite a good guy either.
I'd also have to say Bub from Day of the Dead. The most innocent and childlike zombie i've ever seen.
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Oh yeah. I forgot to add Herbert West. He never meant to hurt anyone. It's all in the name of science. Poor misunderstood guy. :(
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I never sympathize with the bad guy. I would make a good juror because I don't let things like "feelings" get in the way of objectivity. A guy is abused as a kid, so that gives him the right to kill other people? Hell no! I mean, it sucks that he was abused but he still needs to be punished for any crimes he commits.
Felt the same way for Sean in KOTA. I mean, the guy commits this heinous murder for money and then is all scared that someone might kill him. I admit that the torture was "cruel and unusual", but the cocksucker brought it on himself. Fuck Hannibal. Sure, he's sexy and sophisticated .. but look at the facts. He kills people for pleasure and eats 'em. Of course, I don't sympathize with the good guys either if they have it coming to them. I mean, if you're having premarital sex, you asked for a machete through your chest. :D Just kidding about that one. Herbert West, I agree. I could really see his side of the whole ordeal. He was trying to accomplish something that would benefit humankind! I mean, it's classic utilitarianism. The ends justify the means. Of course, he shouldn't have killed his roommate's cat without asking first.
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