yh125d
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Originally posted by: surfsatwerk
Originally posted by: yh125d
Originally posted by: surfsatwerk
Originally posted by: Safeway
The article you linked contains:
"A vicious attack such as this, with the evidence of overkill and excessive brutality, leaves the whole transgender community feeling afraid to live their daily lives."
Uhm, why? Tell people you are transgendered prior to any sexual contact. Then, there is no deception and no bias-motivated rage.
You can't blame the victim for the crimes committed against them. If you're so emotionally out of whack that you kill another person who isn't creating a direct threat to your life, then you gotta own that behavior no blaming the victim bullshit.
Nor (in this situation) can you place ALL the blame on the murderer. What he did was very, very wrong but it was caused by a conscious decision by the transgender not to tell him. That is a VERY dangerous lie to make and he/she should have known there was a very good chance that it would end violently somehow. I don't think the majority of men could just "walk away" from that without some level of violence. The transgender put themself in a position to cause the other persons rage to boil over and they have to deal with the results of their deception. Both are to blame, IMO.
Yeah I can place all the blame on the murderer. It's not like the tranny was a willing participant in his own death. Society can coddle people into thinking there is always an excuse for childish behavior but I reject your rationalization of murder.
That is not a rationalization for murder. It is the recognition that the transgender put THEMSELF in the situation to be harmed.
If a man sits in his parked Mercedes in the "ghetto" and gets carjacked, it is the carjackers fault, but also the fault of the driver who parked his car there