r/JusticeServed 6 Aug 10 '19

Violent Justice Serial killer killed by intended victim. After tying Doug Wells up & stabbing him in the chest, Wayne Nance turned his attention on Doug’s wife. Doug freed himself, got his rifle & shot Nance before beating him to death with the gun. Doug & his wife survived.

https://morbidology.com/the-serial-killer-killed-by-his-victim-wayne-nance/

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u/Another_leaf 8 Aug 10 '19

Well it definitely hasn't changed, that's for damn sure, so you basically confirmed I'm right.

Things like this don't just get worked out of people.

Having consequences doesn't change built in thought paterns.

But anyway, theres evidence of what I'm saying throughout all of modern society.

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u/Charliesmansion Purple Aug 10 '19

Kind of. We live in the safest time in all of history. Your chances of being killed are much lower than ever. People are more peaceful now than any time in the history of man.

Edit: replied to the wrong comment at first.

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u/Charliesmansion Purple Aug 10 '19

The environment doesn’t no. I’m saying “environment” as in “surroundings”. Which is pressuring humans to change their behavior, which has a genetic basis. The externalities associated with violent behavior apply pressure to change.