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Originally Posted by Joshua G
there is a market for serial killer memorabilia. when bonnie & clyde were killed, a crowd assembled & picked apart their bodies for trophies. why? My grandfather, a jew, collected nazi stuff.
wouldnt classifying them as sick be morally arbitrary? look what other things people love...rappers, movie stars, POTUS candidates under investigation by FBI. how sick is that?
With all the accept LGBT, PC run amok, who are you to judge...right?  |
A person could argue that serial killers, Bonnie and Clyde, and Nazi's are all people that have had an affect on the landscape of our society. While the Martin/Zimmerman case was big in the news when it happened, it hasn't changed anything and most people have forgotten about it. It wasn't something overly notorious. At its core it was one asshole with a history of violence who willingly put himself into a dangerous situation and ended up killing someone.
That said. I also believe people who collect serial killer memorabilia have something wrong with them as well. I also wouldn't classify someone who is interested in or even enamored with movie stars, musicians etc in the same category. They are not similar in any way.
Ultimately I stand by my question and wonder what is wrong with someone who wants something like this.
You seem to know something about obsession. Are you able to type without mentioning Hillary Clinton?