divinesoul777

I have to ask... what about first degree murderers? You know, the ones who plan the murder before commiting it? Figure out exactly who, how, where, and when before doing it? Would you call that a mistake? And I also have to wonder, how could you not get angry if you lost everyone you loved in life? I've only lost one exceptionally close person, and not to violence, and it hurt. A lot. I know it's extremely unlikely that someone will kill everyone you are close to, but how could you not be angry if it did happen? I'm honestly just curious, not judging you off this. Edit: gonzlar is right in the fact that this should more likely be continued in PMs, so please, any replies to PMs, if you don't mind. The only reason people take death so seriously is because everyone thinks it's the end. It's not, period.

You don't know me, do you? You think i get angry if i lose something? It's all experience my friend, it does not mean anything. And yes, treating another human like an animal and locking him in a cage is sick and is NOT the way to treat someone who made a mistake.

Siggied :lol: I doubt anyone would get anywhere in the world if they were as stupid as you are. That statement requires no counterargument as it is complete bs. Look up the word "justice" in the dictionary. You may have a revelation. Justice does NO one any good. Does causing someone who made a mistake pain and making him suffer undo what he did? NO. And people ask me why i hate humans...renvengefull people who think two rights make a wrong...pathetic.

Rules are made to be broken, for the most part, rules are idiotic. This was a bug, while he did abuse it, banning him won't return other peoples items, so i don't understand your point. How is making another human suffer because they made a mistake a good thing? Two wrongs don't make a right.