Paedophiles in Parliament

[G-Unit]

Or that excuses aren't reasons?

'Excuses' is your word. I prefer 'possibilities'. The amateur psychiatrists on here seem to think they can make diagnoses.

Psychopaths or idiots?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS9LUVVb434
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2NFrs910mk

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Why don't people understand that assertions aren't facts?

They certainly can be.

[Vertigo Swirl]

'Excuses' is your word. I prefer 'possibilities'. The amateur psychiatrists on here seem to think they can make diagnoses.

Psychopaths or idiots?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS9LUVVb434
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2NFrs910mk

Throwing sticks at ducks doesn’t mean you’re a psychopath but together with a whole host of other questionable behaviour it could certainly be an indicator.  You do understand that many psychopaths have a history of hurting defenceless animals and exhibiting physical cruelty don’t you?

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/long_reads/domestic-violence-animal-cruelty-abuse-neglect-murder-children-dogs-a9018071.html

[Vertigo Swirl]

Furthermore, JB did not “just” throw stones at baby birds, he did it specifically to upset his sister. 

[G-Unit]

Throwing sticks at ducks doesn’t mean you’re a psychopath but together with a whole host of other questionable behaviour it could certainly be an indicator.  You do understand that many psychopaths have a history of hurting defenceless animals and exhibiting physical cruelty don’t you?

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/long_reads/domestic-violence-animal-cruelty-abuse-neglect-murder-children-dogs-a9018071.html

I think you need more than a boy throwing stones to make your point. Many boys do things which are not acceptable;

Every act of violence committed against an animal is not a sign that a person is going to turn out to be a homicidal maniac. Particularly with young children, whose natural exuberance and curiosity can lead to some unpleasant experiences for their pets, it is fine to shrug off an occasional lapse in judgment while continuing to educate the child about humane animal treatment.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/the-human-equation/201104/children-who-are-cruel-animals-when-worry

[Common sense]

What I find interesting is Bambers constant denial that he is or was a diagnosed psychopath which tends to suggest he doth protest too much. For what reason?

and why are his supporters so touchy about this? If there are two sure fire ways to upset a Bamberette, one is to say that Julie was gorgeous,brave and too good for him and the other is to call him a psycho.

His CT tweet about this constantly and include a psychopathic checklist on which, for my money, he appears to tick many boxes.

I wonder what his prison files say? Release the evidence Mr Bamber! - and the CCRC statement of reasons too.

[Common sense]

Furthermore, JB did not “just” throw stones at baby birds, he did it specifically to upset his sister.

Didn't he wear make up around the farm to torment June?

He tormented Julie by flirting with other women in front of her.

What about tormenting CC about the death of his sons?

Seems to be a pattern.

[Vertigo Swirl]

I think you need more than a boy throwing stones to make your point. Many boys do things which are not acceptable;

Every act of violence committed against an animal is not a sign that a person is going to turn out to be a homicidal maniac. Particularly with young children, whose natural exuberance and curiosity can lead to some unpleasant experiences for their pets, it is fine to shrug off an occasional lapse in judgment while continuing to educate the child about humane animal treatment.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/the-human-equation/201104/children-who-are-cruel-animals-when-worry

You seem to have missed my point completely.  Did I not acknowledge that throwing sticks at animals does not mean you will grow up to be a homicidal maniac?  There is a lot more to Bamber’s behaviour that gives one pause for thought than just stone throwing so try and re-read what I wrote and understand it this time.

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I think you need more than a boy throwing stones to make your point. Many boys do things which are not acceptable;

Every act of violence committed against an animal is not a sign that a person is going to turn out to be a homicidal maniac. Particularly with young children, whose natural exuberance and curiosity can lead to some unpleasant experiences for their pets, it is fine to shrug off an occasional lapse in judgment while continuing to educate the child about humane animal treatment.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/the-human-equation/201104/children-who-are-cruel-animals-when-worry

The article you link to suggests that if a child derived pleasure from hurting animals then this is a red flag.

This, from another article:

James' son, Robert, has chilling memories of the young Bamber.

He said: "He could be very cruel to animals and he used to take great delight in throwing stones at waterhen chicks and hitting farm animals with sticks."

[G-Unit]

Furthermore, JB did not “just” throw stones at baby birds, he did it specifically to upset his sister.

As recounted by Robert Carr. He and his father disliked Jeremy as much as Robert Boutflour did, didn't they?

[Caroline]

'Excuses' is your word. I prefer 'possibilities'. The amateur psychiatrists on here seem to think they can make diagnoses.

Psychopaths or idiots?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS9LUVVb434
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2NFrs910mk

Excuses!

The psychiatrist that you keep ignoring classified Bamber as a psychopath pre-trial. I'll keep repeating it so you don't forget.

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As recounted by Robert Carr. He and his father disliked Jeremy as much as Robert Boutflour did, didn't they?

I’m not surprised.  Would you like someone who tormented defenceless animals?  Oh hang on, you kicked a dog so it probably wouldn’t bother you..

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Excuses!

The psychiatrist that you keep ignoring classified Bamber as a psychiatrist re-trial. I'll keep repeatig it so you don't forget.

psychopath, not psychiatrist, lol

[Caroline]

I think you need more than a boy throwing stones to make your point. Many boys do things which are not acceptable;

Every act of violence committed against an animal is not a sign that a person is going to turn out to be a homicidal maniac. Particularly with young children, whose natural exuberance and curiosity can lead to some unpleasant experiences for their pets, it is fine to shrug off an occasional lapse in judgment while continuing to educate the child about humane animal treatment.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/the-human-equation/201104/children-who-are-cruel-animals-when-worry

The fact that he's a psychopath is more to do with his action in planning and killing his family. He was classified as a psychopath pre-trail.

[Vertigo Swirl]

As recounted by Robert Carr. He and his father disliked Jeremy as much as Robert Boutflour did, didn't they?

Is it your belief that the only people who’s opinions of Jeremy we should pay attention to are those who liked him and speak favourably of him?