DropthePuck
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I HAVE NO WORDS!!!
I have plenty of words, but I'd be put in permanent time out if I posted them here.
I HAVE NO WORDS!!!
I wonder... when the drugs are out of their systems, are they horrified at what they've done?
In my experience, sorta. They're horrified but also dissociated and have a hard time taking responsibility because of that. It's odd. But only people who had a conscience before the drugs have the chance of having one remotely intact after, so IDK with these people.I wonder... when the drugs are out of their systems, are they horrified at what they've done?
I wonder... when the drugs are out of their systems, are they horrified at what they've done?
I continue to be speechless about how the mother could have said to herself---"Oh, I will let them shoot her up with meth to calm her so they can sexually assault her." And, she is surprised that her daughter winds up dead..... I am at such a loss.
From the looks of her posts way back on Facebook page....a pretty normal one, albeit quite religious. Of course, the face people put forward on facebook doesn't always match reality, ala Christy Sheats.I also wonder what kind of mother she was before she met this guy...
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I'll preface his statement with the fact that I rarely see situations as black and white, nor do I tend to think of people as far as good and bad. I find that most monsters are created, not born, either out of our own terrible choices or those of another.
I work with a recovery group and typically we see opiate addicts due to the heroin epidemic in our area. However, methamphetamine addicts are a whole different story. In my experience, their withdrawals are longer and crazier. But they do come out of it and usually are horrified by their behavior. Also, what could make it worse, those struggling with alcohol and opiates often won't remember many events due to blackout. I feel like most meth users remember every detail with clarity and this seems to be harder for them to handle.
In this case, the mother seems like someone who made some really poor decisions and quickly ended up in the worst case scenario. The other female seems like a sociopath. I choose that term rather than psychopath because articles and comments have alluded to a horrifying childhood for her. But she seems to be remorseless in a way that I find rare for a woman. The male seems like a combination of these two with a dose of idiocy added.
All-in-all, I'd say this situation was the perfect storm for absolute terror. The way I get by is reminding myself how incredibly rare a crime of this magnitude is.
My opinion only...
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As I watched the cousin being moved from the police car to the wheelchair I hoped her withdrawal was particularly nasty. (I know that's unkind.). And I hope her leg really hurts.
However, I've never heard of someone taking meth to calm down. Isn't it usually the opposite? What good would giving the child meth do if they wanted to abuse her?
That statement made no sense to me either.
That statement made no sense to me either.
I have, uh, "friends" who got all involved in that site a few years ago. Absolutely nothing good comes out of it that I can see.
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