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Texas father kills man trying to sexually assault daughter

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I'd say that is probably inaccurate.

 

So you think the "vast majority" of posters have seen a man die in front of them?

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So you think the "vast majority" of posters have seen a man die in front of them?

 

Yes. I would think a majority of posters have been present when their grandparents, husband, wife, aunt, uncle, brother, sister, son, daughter, etc. have passed away.

There is no known cure for sex offenders, the thought is always in their mind and the more they are in public and see kids, the more they think about it and eventually act upon their sickness.

 

They have changed the way parents let their kids go outside and be kids, you now have to keep a constant eye on your kids in the backyard and can't let kids be kids.

 

A good website is by the Ky State Police that allows you to find sex offenders that live near you.

Kentucky Sex Offender Registry Search

In 85's defense I think he was referring to the brutal death of a person, not the normal end of life at a loved one's bedside. Personally I've seen and been present and participating in different traumatic issues that ended the life of someone. I'm certain I'm not alone on this board.

In 85's defense I think he was referring to the brutal death of a person, not the normal end of life at a loved one's bedside. Personally I've seen and been present and participating in different traumatic issues that ended the life of someone. I'm certain I'm not alone on this board.

 

He was.

Most all of the sex offenders are white males. I say at least 90 % at least.

In 85's defense I think he was referring to the brutal death of a person, not the normal end of life at a loved one's bedside. Personally I've seen and been present and participating in different traumatic issues that ended the life of someone. I'm certain I'm not alone on this board.
I've only witnessed my grandfather being eaten away by cancer. What I saw him go through in just the few months from the time he was diagnosed to the time he died, I can't imagine seeing some one die from being shot could be any worse.

 

That said, there isn't much that someone could do to make me kill them. There just isn't much in this world that worth taking someone's life. A grown man putting his hands on my 7 year old daughter in a sexual way definitely falls in the category of your arse is dead.

In 85's defense I think he was referring to the brutal death of a person, not the normal end of life at a loved one's bedside. Personally I've seen and been present and participating in different traumatic issues that ended the life of someone. I'm certain I'm not alone on this board.

 

I just took his words at face value, as never "seeing someone die". If that's what his meaning was, that changes my opinion, although I think it's still a much larger percentage than most would think.

 

I just took his words at face value, as never "seeing someone die". If that's what his meaning was, that changes my opinion, although I think it's still a much larger percentage than most would think.

 

Yea. I now see where you were. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

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