Would you date a Murderer?

badabing106

Someone renowned like Oscar Pistorius or Amanda Knox?

Tilikum

Definitely. Sexy murderous wench.

Kimbot

badabing106 wrote: »

Someone renowned like Oscar Pistorius or Amanda Knox?

Depends on if they are good in bed or not :pac:

brevity

How hot are they?

Arghus

No. I just hate the sound of The South African or American accent.

valoren

No because I am liable to make a series of embarrassing faux pas' to ruin it.

"Try the steak, it's deadly!" or "I could murder a lasagne right about now!"

Hercule Poirot

Honestly, it would depend on who they murdered, why they had done it and how it had affected them - but I wouldn't disregard a potential partner just because they had committed murder.

We talk about people getting second chances, repaying their debts to society but if they are made to carry that stigma for the rest of their lives then they may argue that there isn't any point in repenting and carry on as they have before - at some point they need to be given a chance to lead a normal life

tomwaterford

badabing106 wrote: »

Someone renowned like Oscar Pistorius or Amanda Knox?

Amanda knox yes


Oscars pistorious....no

judeboy101

never stick your dick in crazy

valoren

Imagine going on a date with Pistorius.

Oscar "You don't mind me asking you a few question to get to know you?"
Me "Shoot away.......hmmm"

Knex*

Why would you bring that upon yourself?

For example, I avoid long distance relationships due to the complexity and stress the add to your life, sure as hell I'm not going to willingly sign up to date a murderer.

tomwaterford

valoren wrote: »

Imagine going on a date with Pistorius.

Oscar "You don't mind me asking you a few question to get to know you?"
Me "Shoot away.......hmmm"

Imagine if you excuse yourself to go to the toilet :eek:

Winterlong

judeboy101 wrote: »

never stick your dick in crazy

That is the best advice you will ever get!

Dr Crayfish

Barbara Bush killed a guy

Winterlong

Dr Crayfish wrote: »

Barbara Bush killed a guy

Is she still on the dating scene though?

gramar

Hercule Poirot wrote: »

Honestly, it would depend on who they murdered, why they had done it and how it had affected them - but I wouldn't disregard a potential partner just because they had committed murder.

We talk about people getting second chances, repaying their debts to society but if they are made to carry that stigma for the rest of their lives then they may argue that there isn't any point in repenting and carry on as they have before - at some point they need to be given a chance to lead a normal life

I don't think Hercule Poirot could have said it better himself!

brevity

If you were dating someone for about 1 year, all the boxes are ticked and ye are having a great time.

One evening they tell you they murdered someone in self defence about 5 years ago, would you really end it all. I mean it was self defence.

If they are like a Ted Bundy/Aileen Wuornos type then maybe finish it - in a public place of course.

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badabing106 wrote: »

Someone renowned like Oscar Pistorius or Amanda Knox?

Amanda Knox who did she Murder?

cursai

Is Larry asking you out?

oneilla

I married an ax murderer.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Naw, I like being top dog physco in my relationships, don't want him outshining me

daisybelle2008

Dr Crayfish wrote: »

Barbara Bush killed a guy

Wasn't that Laura Bush?

holy guacamole

I'm fond of the odd argument or two when I'm in a relationship, I enjoy nothing more than a bout of verbal sparring followed by a tense, strained period of time where neither knows quite where they stand.

If I were dating a murderer these stand-offs would be even more tense than usual; she could strangle me in my sleep, stab me while I'm in the shower, or poison my cuppa in the morning.

All this uncertainty would bring with it a level of excitement in the early days, kinda like an ongoing Russian Roulette, but long-term it'd get tiresome and I'd probably just end up murdering her in the end to ease the tension.

El Weirdo

brevity wrote: »

If you were dating someone for about 1 year, all the boxes are ticked and ye are having a great time.

One evening they tell you they murdered someone in self defence about 5 years ago, would you really end it all. I mean it was self defence.

If they are like a Ted Bundy/Aileen Wuornos type then maybe finish it - in a public place of course.

Can you murder someone in self defence?

blade1

Hercule Poirot wrote: »

and how it had affected them

To be honest I'd be more worried if killing someone had no effect on them.

Your Face

I'd marry an ex-murderer.

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Amanda Knox cleared of murder Meredith Kercher?

brevity

El Weirdo wrote: »

Can you murder someone in self defence?

I suppose I could try.

Bigbok

Arghus wrote: »

No. I just hate the sound of The South African or American accent.

What about the cork,Dublin,Kerry accents???worst around

wonderfullife

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Amanda Knox cleared of murder Meredith Kercher?

OJ was cleared too.

odyssey06

Amanda Knox is innocent and being framed by Italian police! And that's my ice-breaker on the first date...
On the downside, we won't be vacationing in Italy.

First degree murder... in 99% of cases No.

Second degree murder \ manslaughter... maybe.

Mantis Toboggan

Foxy Knoxy, absolutely

Jennifer Pan, no chance.

Guy:Incognito

judeboy101 wrote: »

never stick your dick in crazy

No straight man would ever get any so.

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:pac:

wonderfullife wrote: »

OJ was cleared too.

True.

Hercule Poirot

blade1 wrote: »

To be honest I'd be more worried if killing someone had no effect on them.

That's what I meant - if there was genuine remorse or guilt then I wouldn't disregard the notion; if they talked about how much they enjoyed it or were totally unfazed then I'd have to call Inspector Japp to deal with them

Hercule Poirot

Hercule Poirot wrote: »

Honestly, it would depend on who they murdered, why they had done it and how it had affected them - but I wouldn't disregard a potential partner just because they had committed murder.

We talk about people getting second chances, repaying their debts to society but if they are made to carry that stigma for the rest of their lives then they may argue that there isn't any point in repenting and carry on as they have before - at some point they need to be given a chance to lead a normal life

That's mighty understanding of you.

I take your point, a person might do something in their youth or under extreme stress that would be so totally out of character that the chances of those circumstances arising again would be almost nil.

However, if someone took someones life in a fit of rage or jealousy or killed someone in a robbery to leave no witness, or showed little understanding of the impact of their crime, it would be a different league to someone who accepted responsibility and felt genuine, heartfelt, remorse.

Like most things, it all depends.

Pat Mustard

brevity wrote: »

One evening they tell you they murdered someone in self defence about 5 years ago, would you really end it all. I mean it was self defence.

If the gloves don't fit, you must acquit.

Peregrine

It would depend on a lot of things but most likely no.

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Padraig Nally shot intruder John Ward Dead.

Lorelli!

Well I suppose you never know, it could be romantic :pac:

Winterlong

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Padraig Nally shot intruder John Ward Dead.

Yeah, but he was eventually acquitted of manslaughter.

Killing someone and murdering somoene are very different in my eyes!

masculinist

I voted NO. However that was a kneejerk reaction just so we can agree in general to uphold the standards of society...


Theres many cases of justifiable homicide. And an innocent person who is forced to defend themselves or someone they love and protect in such a manner doesnt walk away unharmed psychologically from this either and could forever have to look over their shoulder for unwholesome relatives of a career criminal , media and sjws. Theres no winners except perhaps society if someone harmful to it is removed permanently. Theres a lot of laws in this world but very little justice.

If it was a situation which any of us could find themselves in then, then I'm never going to join a group of judgemental sheeple who have never experienced any hardship themselves.

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Winterlong wrote: »

Yeah, but he was eventually acquitted of manslaughter.

Killing someone and murdering somoene are very different in my eyes!

I know what your saying my friend from mayo said Padraig Nally is a Hero of Ireland and Mayo.

Winterlong

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I know what your saying my friend from mayo said Padraig Nally is a Hero of Ireland and Mayo.

And rightly so in my opinion!

andekwarhola

No way

badabing106 wrote: »

Amanda Knox?

Yes.

oneilla

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I know what your saying my friend from mayo said Padraig Nally is a Hero of Ireland and Mayo.

Shot him in the back as he was walking away. Some hero!

andekwarhola

oneilla wrote: »

Shot him in the back as he was walking away. Some hero!

Whereas terrorizing and robbing isolated pensioners is the pinnacle of heroism.

blade1

oneilla wrote: »

Shot him in the back as he was walking away. Some hero!

Too good for him.

masculinist

andekwarhola wrote: »

Whereas terrorizing and robbing isolated pensioners is the pinnacle of heroism.

This. The rights of people who arent looking for trouble in their own homes should exceed any claimed rights of those who have no respect for anyones rights.

fxotoole

Tilikum wrote: »

Definitely. Sexy murderous wench.

Agreed. I doubt I'd date Foxy Knoxy, but I'd certainly ride the hole off of her.

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oneilla wrote: »

Shot him in the back as he was walking away. Some hero!

shot him in the back? where was he suppose to shot Ward?
he had to shot him it was self defence from Padraig Nally the man is Hero in my opinion also.