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    I agree with Renton.

    There are hours of recordings of pertinent moments in this case. What's shocking is that they have so much actual documentation and interview footage of the various actors. I think presenting these recordings is paramount.

    If anything, I would appreciate if they would have stripped as much drama from the presentation as possible, but their intent was, understandably, the opposite.

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    @rong: Throwing a cat in the fire is perfectly in-character for a bordeline retarded redneck who's been drinking near a cat and a fire. I'm not saying it's cool, but I'm saying it's easy to understand.

    I've met a fair number of people who totally hate cats.

    I've met a fair number of cats who are totally asking for it.
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    Thumbs down Cats don't ask to be burned alive

    Quote Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey View Post
    I agree with Renton.

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    @rong: Throwing a cat in the fire is perfectly in-character for a bordeline retarded redneck who's been drinking near a cat and a fire. I'm not saying it's cool, but I'm saying it's easy to understand.

    I've met a fair number of people who totally hate cats.

    I've met a fair number of cats who are totally asking for it.
    Throwing a cat, or any creature including a human in a fire and torturing it is sick and demented at best. There are many rednecks and people who drink, but they do not torture animals and justify that it's in character. A large percentage of murders have been found to have also tortured animals. You have never met a cat that is asking you to douse it in gasoline and oil, and then not only throw it in a fire, but hold it there which is what Avery did. An innocent animal does not want to be tortured and burned alive. What a sick statement.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OccupyingSpace View Post
    Throwing a cat, or any creature including a human in a fire and torturing it is sick and demented at best. There are many rednecks and people who drink, but they do not torture animals and justify that it's in character.
    I totally agree. If you read what I wrote, you'll see that I said it was understandable. As in, I can understand those circumstances and the outcome seems plausible, given certain assumptions about rednecks and cats.

    Quote Originally Posted by OccupyingSpace View Post
    A large percentage of murders have been found to have also tortured animals.
    These are equally true:
    A large percentage of murderers have been found to have not tortured animals.
    A large percentage of non-murderers have been found to have tortured animals.
    A large percentage of non-murderers have been found to have not tortured animals.

    Without specifics, each of these statements is a hollow assemblage of words which conveys identical meaning to 3 other statements. All 4 bear noticably different emotional content and persuasive intent.

    Quote Originally Posted by OccupyingSpace View Post
    You have never met a cat that is asking you to douse it in gasoline and oil, and then not only throw it in a fire, but hold it there which is what Avery did.
    A large percentage of what I said about cats and what they ask for was utter nonsense intended to induce smiles in humans.
    A large percentage of cats report you were over-thinking it.

    Quote Originally Posted by OccupyingSpace View Post
    An innocent animal does not want to be tortured and burned alive. What a sick statement.


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