In "Natural Born Killers" the indian tells them the story of the snake in the desert.

A woman finds an injured snake in the desert. She nurses it back to health.
Then the snake bites her.

She is confused, "Why did you bite me, I took care of you and helped you?"

Snake says "Bitch, what'd you think I was gonna do, Im a snake, that's what I do".


question is...Do you think there's any circumstance where an EVIL person would
be appreciative and shed their skin
in accordance to their treatment?

if someone is conditioned to hate humanity from an early age (or any/all living things for that matter), i think you would be hard-pressed to instill compassion in them unless you put them through a conditioning that was as effective as that which made them "evil".

i could be wrong.

Anxiety said:

Im not saying "curing" them. But like Juliette Lewis in the movie, she had real compassion for the indian guy who treated them very well. She wouldnt have hurt him but the boyfirend had no sense of anything
but KILL KILL DESTROY DESTROY, regardless of the situation.

luvsexy4all said:

of course, that guy's a work of fiction...though even darth vader softened up at the end.

Anxiety said:

But Darth Vader had a good side before he went all wibble

oldpurple said:

oldpurple said:

yeah, but the MOVIES were bad. hmmmm?

Anxiety said:

One or two may have been approaching bad, but they were not evil.

luvsexy4all said:

Setting aside the issue of whether or not "evil" exists, yes, I believe people can be rehabilitated (if they couldn't, then every crime should warrant a life sentence, no?).

JediTodd said:

jar jar binks was the very face of evil.

Anxiety said:

I've taken care of Jar Jar:

Ace said:

and how much does it cost to keep someone in prison

JediTodd said:

I know a few people I would like to do this to (touts)

oldpurple said:

oh lord. let's not go there!

Anxiety said:

please please I need to know why we all paying high taxis

oldpurple said:

it's cheaper to take the bus

Anxiety said:

not around here its not