Throw the boy down a mine shaft and be done with him
I am not going to apologize for saying that.
‘Loving’ Dog Named Buddy Is on the Road to Recovery After Being Intentionally Set on Fire
Buddy the dog is on the road to recovery.
Last month, a 12-year-old child intentionally set the stray Labrador retriever mix on fire. Buddy is currently being treated at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Mississippi State University for severe burns sustained during the incident.
“He’s a loving, forgiving dog,” Sandy Williams, shelter director of the Tunica Humane Society, told the Clarion Ledger. “I don’t know how he’s come through this and kept his tender heart, but he has. He’s going to make somebody an exceptional dog.”
According to multiple reports, Buddy was found in Mississippi’s East Tate County on April 22 with an extension cord twisted around his neck and his face set on fire.
According to the authorities, after a reward of over $10,000 for information about the incident was offered, a 12-year-old child confessed to setting Buddy on fire. Under state law, the child cannot be criminally charged for the abuse because of their age, Tate County Sheriff Brad Lance told WMC5.
I’m glad the dog is recovering.
The boy will never recover. The boy will never be rehabilitated. Society should deal with him now and throw him down a mine shaft, or into a dry oil well, or some other deep dark hole from which there is no escape.
You can call me a heartless monster, I don’t give a shit.
Many years ago, in my early teens, I was stalked – hunted is probably the better word – by a classmate who was a sociopath. A true, bad seed, child sociopath.
The adults who saw the way he treated me and picked on me and behaved, in general, tried to give him every chance. They kept saying “we should work out our differences.” Then he got into enough trouble that he was taken out of my school and sent to a different school where he murdered another classmate.
I never understood how adults could see what he was doing and not understand that there was no soul in that child. He was empty of empathy. He enjoyed hurting people.
This also explains some of my beliefs and idiosyncrasies. I have been both fascinated and terrified of sociopaths since then. It is part of my absolutism on the principle of self-defense. I can spot these people and my feeling is they should be done away with in a very succinct manner.
Any 12-year-old boy who sets a loving dog on fire because he wants to is not going to turn into a healthy member of society. That is a sociopath, pure and simple. The very best thing for society to do is to put this boy someplace where he will never interact with humanity ever again before he can hurt another living thing. An old oil well a few thousand feet deep would be perfect.
