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Probably like, robbery or assault, or maybe drug dealing if they've moved on from it and stopped doing it, and they were only a low level dealer to begin with. Even then, I personally wouldn't condemn the person, but the consequences they face for those crimes are their cross to bare.
>murder
It would very heavily depend on why they did it. Obviously if the victim was a pedo or some sort of abusive monster you do what you gotta do, but if it was a hate crime or gang retardation you don't deserve rights ever again.
I could personally kill a rapist 30 years of them living a normal life after the fact and sleep at night.

I would never forgive rape, it's just common sense to hate rapists.
I can forgive murder depending on the circumstances. Self-defense, accident, if that person was a POS but authorities didn't do anything, things like that.

>>258751
>Self-defense, accident,
these are not murder.

>>258744
if they are genuinely sorry for their action(s), legal punishment is useless and bullshit being nothing more than a revenge

Nothing is forgivable.

>>258772
Nobody who does evil things ever feels sorry they are deceiving you

>>258788
No

Why do you boring avatarfags keep flocking to this board go fish for attention somewhere else, at least begerev, anorectal violence schizo and others are entertaining

>>258792
I think I know who you are referring me to but I'm not the one who is posting Silent Hill images in /feels/, nona.

>>258793
No, clearly all silent hill maria fans must be the same person, silly nona.

>>258744
I think sometimes murder can even be justified, like some people are bad and need to be put down. I could see myself forgiving robbery cause it's a poverty needs based crime. But idk i feel like those answers are easy and that's why they keep popping up so i'm going to say something really just selfish like stalking or serious harassment. I think it'd eat me up though like I'd still be sick over it.

>>258792
They wanna be the next chan girl so bad it's embarrassing.

>>258751
I thought OP was being just retarded for a second but this actually makes sense. It's remarkable that rape carries a lighter sentence when there's basically 0 mitigating factors for it.
>>258778
>>258788
Most of the time the only "oohhhh you have to forgive people anger is always bad squash that shit down and feel ashamed for it!!" tards I've met are women who make excuses for troons in bathrooms, pedophiles etc. Disregarding victims and flexing how empathetic you can be for the dregs of society isn't the flex you think is.

Also, regardless of whether you're a moral enough person to feel righteous indignation, on pragmatic grounds it just makes sense to avoid letting unstable people put others in danger, regardless of how much you think you should be able to force other people into pretending to empathize with them.

>>258744
Terrorist acts against people I don't like.

Horrors don't horrify me anymore, I think I could find forgiveness in my heart for everyone, but forgiveness doesn't mean they dont get off scott free and get out of prison.

>>258772
incarceration protects the rest of society from idiots with low impulse control and smart people with no moral compass alike. don't think of legal punishments as revenge.

>>258789
wrong. idiots with low impulse control really do feel sorry for all the horrible shit they do, but since they're idiots with low impulse control they just keep doing it. hence why they need to be locked up forever just like any psychopath who does evil on purpose.

I forgive no one, not even the supposedly innocent. Everyone is my enemy.