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...And You Don't Think Some People are a Waste of Human Flesh?
By ParaTed2k
@ParaTed2k (22940)
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
December 4, 2008 8:42pm CST
I admit I do a bit of name calling here, most of it I just mean in jest, but I also admit its usually uncalled for.
But there are wastes of human flesh, oxygen thieves and any other terms you want to come up with for people who are almost too stupid to breath.
We've all heard about the killing of Jdimytai Damour at a Wal~Mart on Black Friday. Greedy, good for nothing slimeballs broke the doors off the hinges and trampled the temporary employee for no other reason than to beat someone else to some "must have" present for someone who suffers the horror of being in their lives.
Not only did the greedy lemmings kill that person, they couldn't even give the medics room to work on him once they showed up. The bits of human debris crowded the cops trying to keep people at a distance, even shoving the medics at times.
To add to the stink of the rancid tallow shopping that day, there are some who have the idiocy to blame Wal~Mart!
If any of you can defend any of this, then you are as putrid as they are.
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11 responses
@munhozmib (3836)
• Sao Paulo, Brazil
5 Dec 08
Hello, ParaTed2k
I understand that what happened was a really bad thing. I do understand that some people are really useless to the society, and that crimes like that should be strongly punished. I also understand your anger against that guy. However, we should be able to forgive others. What should we do with him? Kill him? Then we would become one more.
I believe that some people might be really bad and all, but they all have solutions. We should keep in mind that they are humans. If they are like that, they copied their behavior from somewhere. We should punish the parents as much as punishing them. I really don't understand how can people have children when they are not ready to raise. That's the result. Criminals.
Respectfully,
Munhozmib.
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@grammasnook (1871)
• United States
5 Dec 08
Are you for real? These are full grown adults that have fallen into the the greed of society and you want to blame the parents? I suppose these parents gave their grown children classes on how to trample a person right. This has got to be one of the lamest comments I have ever read. The parents are not to blame it is the person themselves no blame to go anywhere else.
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@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
5 Dec 08
Who is the "him" here? The only "him" I talked about was the one who was killed. There were many killers in this situation.
Yes, there is forgiveness... once they have paid their debt to society through the justice system, then there is forgiveness.
As for blaming others, why? Are you responsible when someone kills someone else?
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@grammasnook (1871)
• United States
5 Dec 08
Well Ted after reading his profile and realizing he was 16 it really explains blame the parents comment.
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@jerzgirl (9291)
• United States
5 Dec 08
You know me, Ted. I don't usually chime in to your more vociferous diatribes unless I vehemently disagree or unless I am in overwhelming agreement. Consider me to be in overwhelming agreement on this one - more succinct language could not be had without using every obscene word in existence. Absolutely, completely, without one shred of doubt, in total concurrence with your perspective on this event!!! 
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@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
5 Dec 08
Good one Jerz!
Can you even imagine being so vile that you would push passed a medic doing CPR on a patient just so you won't miss out on the discount crap?
Can you imagine seeing your mother on the security video killing to buy your present?
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@anniepa (27955)
• United States
6 Dec 08
"Can you imagine seeing your mother on the security video killing to buy your present?"
That's something I hadn't even thought of, but you're so right! Obviously, any of the wastes of human flesh who participated in this MURDER wouldn't want anyone to KNOW they were part of it but it's on video tape and no doubt there have been some poor, unsuspecting "loved ones" who must have been horrified to see their own family member or friend on that tape. How painful that would be!
Annie
@rowantree (1186)
• United States
5 Dec 08
I can think of many people who are of no use to society and who should just be "put to sleep" to put it nicely.
I think it's absolutely horrible what those people did to Mr. Damour at Wal-Mart and also what they did to the other people who were injured - were there six or eight more others? I remember one was a pregnant woman.
It's very, very sad. Mr. Damour's family is suing Wal-Mart and I can't blame them. Wal-Mart is partially at fault here. They didn't have enough security to deal with the crowd. Having one person open the doors to a huge hoarde of shoppers on a black Friday is irresponsible.
I read that the police are looking over the video tapes, trying to identify some of the people responsible. I really hope they find them.
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@lisa0502 (1724)
• Canada
5 Dec 08
I for sure can see your point. I think that people can be rude, ignorant, greedy and so forth and so on. But I also have to say that when these companies know what can happen to their employees then they should be taking extra precautions to take care of them. I do though have to put the blame on the people that did this to that poor man. There is absolutely no exscuse for what they had done.
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@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
8 Dec 08
When these petris dish rejects would crowd the police and paramedics trying to save the victim's life, what security measures do you think would have worked?
I have done security work and I know that people can be scummy, but people almost always stop their scumminess once the ambulances show up.
These cesspool swimmers just didn't care.
@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
5 Dec 08
Yeah, manslaughter is a bit too "faaar" isn't it.
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@XeroFrozenFs (85)
• Canada
5 Dec 08
There are a lot of times I think of people as a waste of human flesh.They lives are simply pathetic and pointless.I would kill the person who would torture someone for some pathetic pleasure of theirs.Things like that make me sick without no question.Anyone who would get pleasure for hurting someone smaller should die.
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@laglen (19759)
• United States
8 Dec 08
I can not and will not defend this. I just wanted to add that when Walmart tried to close the store, the crowd got pi$$ed! It is amazing to me that human life has so little value and saving $5 on a pair of jeans is such a big deal.
@anniepa (27955)
• United States
6 Dec 08
What can I say, Ted, when you're right you're right! I love some of the creative names you've come up with for these slimeball a$$holes. I went shopping once in my life on Black Friday and I vowed never EVER again and I've stuck to it and it wasn't nothing like it is these days back then. That poor guy - and he was trying to protect a pregnant woman. I just wonder how proud these idiots will be of the gifts they bought that day come Christmas morning. Tidings of Comfort and Joy my A$$!
Annie
@quarvalsharess (989)
• Malaysia
5 Dec 08
I know what you mean!! Their reprobates of a person. They shouldn't be living in this earth!! They really are a waste of space as well, and not to mention our resources, like land, oxygen, water, food..
Some people just think they are all that.. They think they are Gods.. When they are just really like slimeballs. It's annoying, irritating and frustrating that they are here and space wasters, and so on.
They are people who do not care about other people and they are really truly ugly. They are an eye sore as well. Seriously.
@piniongrl (142)
• United States
7 Dec 08
I might add that when they evacuated the store because they had waited so long. I must say though that I also heard an account from a policeman working at Target that they HAD set up a calm system for all those standing in line to enter. However there were many who waited in their cars and when the doors opened and people started filing in the people in their cars stormed the doors so voraciously that the cops had to jump out of the way or they would have been trampled. Despite this though there is no expectation that when you go to work in a place like Walmart that you will die as a result of doing so. I agree that Walmart is not directly responsible however until the real parties responsible have been caught perhaps this will encourage further investigation then true justice can be served.
@greenflash (34)
• United States
5 Dec 08
In my experience, it's best to just focus on the kinds of people you WANT to see,not the kind of people who bother you
it's best to attract the world you WANT, not the world you hate
it takes practice, but it's worth it
@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
5 Dec 08
Oh, I see the good too, but I guess my security, EMS and military background makes me focus on both. You can't see what doesn't belong if you are only looking for what does.
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