Imagine
a baby boy, a child of loving and caring parents, destroying his
favorite stuffed animals and in the following years attacks and hurts
his siblings. The parents, desperate for an explanation and a cure
seek professional psychiatric help.
After
much testing and analysis the parents are informed that their son
suffers from a brain dysfunction that causes him to be a psychopath, destined to a life of crime and punishment. Except in rare cases
there is no cure for this most difficult of disorders.
What
is the best way for a modern society to deal with such people? Kill
them in the womb, kill them at birth or kill them as adults following
a capital murder conviction?
A
better way, in my opinion, is to separate these psychopathic victims
from the general population as soon as symptoms appear and hope that
modern science can come up with a solution in their lifetimes.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/wicked-deeds/201401/how-tell-sociopath-psychopath
Psychopathy
is the most dangerous of all antisocial personality
disorders because
of the way psychopaths dissociate emotionally from their actions,
regardless of how terrible those actions may be. Many prolific and
notorious serial killers, including the late Ted Bundy and John Wayne
Gacy, and the incarcerated Dennis Rader ("Bind, Torture, Kill"
or BTK) are unremorseful psychopaths. Psychopathic killers view their
innocent victims as inhuman objects to be tormented and exterminated
for their own amusement or even sexual gratification.
Paul
Hunter paulhunter45177@gmail.com
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