Are Serial Killers Born Or Made?

[DogFox123 1,379]

 

 

I'm a very mixed up individual, I've killed animals over the years yet panic when for instance I see a dog injured after getting knocked over...

 

I feel no remorse for beating someone senseless yet feel guilty about hurting and embarrassing an individual I know.

I think that's called "normal."

Phew.....

[DogFox123 1,379]

Psychopaths don't feel remorse or guilt for any of their actions, they still no right from wrong though. It's a myth that serial killers are either stark raving mad or greatly intelligent. Tests show they have the same intelligence range as everyone.

[scothunter 12,609]

82%?

[Jonjon79 13,358]

82% but I like puppies

[mushroom 14,145]

? not sure I should reveal my number ???

[Malt 379]

61%

[peterhunter86 8,627]

45

[socks 32,253]

78% however those types of tests can't be scientific fact can they ........

[johnny boy68 11,726]

36% for me.

[Tiercel 6,986]

24% for me. I always knew I was too nice.

 

TC

[Accip74 7,112]

39%........I think I done it right?

[peterhunter86 8,627]

I seen a program about an english fella killed a few girls he was into hunting kept terriers and lurchers anyone on here know him ???

[mackem 29,729]

Dennis Nilsen quote........Whats the difference between onions and men?Cutting up onions always makes me cry.

[Lloyd90 509]

In any nature or nurture debate id go with nature myself i dont think you can put in what nature left out and in the case of serial killers common sense tells me if a person is not born with the capability of evil then a crappy upbringing isnt going to make them evil......i do think environment/experiences plays a big part but without the trait of evil intentions in the first place i dont think it ever reaches the surface......serial killers/evil people are very rare as its the combination of both extremes of nature and nurture.........thats what makes sense in my tiny mind anyway.

What about soldiers tho ? Just normal everyday folk but the military train and work with them and train them to be killers.

 

Obviously some are better than others, and some never make the cut. I don't think it's mega hard to train someone to kill, most would in the right circumstances.

 

It's the remorse etc afterwards. Working with some kids ATM with personality disorders and they have no empathy, no guilt, it's very strange.

[mushroom 14,145]

You can train a man to fight but you can't make him a fighter