Do you want to say that in crime like Dehi gang rape all rapists should be forgiven and allowed to roam free again?
What Is The Fate Of Nasty People?
Do you want to say that in crime like Dehi gang rape all rapists should be forgiven and allowed to roam free again?
It is much better if we live in real world rather than world of stories.Human nature is not so good.Threat of Punishment act as deterrent to others to not to commit crime.
Just remember after USA invaded Iraq.There was widespread looting by Iraqi's as police vanished . Even hospitals were not left.These people were looting because they know that there was no police to arrest and punish them.
There were / are criminal minded people in all societies and they will remain .No matter what you will do to reform them they will create nuisance to others.So either you have to lock them up or kill them so other people can live in peace
Isi I'm sure that some of them are fated to spend their last years being angry whilst on an Internet forum.
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I thank Ishna Ji for this question. It's a question most people have asked but really has no definite answer. It's reassuring to read people's thoughts on it instead of pretending no one has ever wondered. I try not to worry about what will happen to others and focus on keeping myself good, and hopefully affect more people in a positive way than nasty people do in a negative way.
That said, last night I couldn't sleep because I was having nightmares as a result of evil that was done to me. When things like this happen, I can't help wondering, what will happen to them? I know how it affected me, but I wonder if they sleep at night and if they will be punished, and even worse, are they still out there causing harm to others?
I agree with kds ji on this
As others said first we need to protect. I would honestly take the burden of incarcerating or even slaying another if I knew it meant they would never cause harm to anyone again. This is the viewpoint from someone who knows that one evil action can have a domino effect an another's life; when you hurt/kill one person you are not just hurting or killing them, also everyone who cares for them.
That said, last night I couldn't sleep because I was having nightmares as a result of evil that was done to me. When things like this happen, I can't help wondering, what will happen to them? I know how it affected me, but I wonder if they sleep at night and if they will be punished, and even worse, are they still out there causing harm to others?
I agree with kds ji on this
As others said first we need to protect. I would honestly take the burden of incarcerating or even slaying another if I knew it meant they would never cause harm to anyone again. This is the viewpoint from someone who knows that one evil action can have a domino effect an another's life; when you hurt/kill one person you are not just hurting or killing them, also everyone who cares for them.
Potentially we are all capable of becoming nasty people but perhaps like in my case having received the finest nurture from my finest mother a man should wish for ,these graceful circumstances meant my nasty nature seemed to be overwhelmed by the love I encountered.
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I had to learn to be nasty. No one in my family seemed to know how to command respect equal to their experience, intelligence and training. I was discouraged from protecting myself. 30 years ago I went home from work crying every day from workplace politics, lying and manipulations beyond my ability to handle. Little by little I figured things out. Who is really going to teach anyone how to navigate in a cut-throat situation. So "nasty me" will be on my chit when I die. However, I don't spend a lot of time worrying about it.
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I remember reading in the Bible, one of the most profound lessons taught by Yeshua (Jesus), in four short words. When speaking about people who make a big fuss about their virtue, fasting or charitable giving, he said: "They have their reward".
To me this speaks volumes. It really illustrates that misguided people who hurry after mundane satisfactions may indeed attain them, but at the expense of the real, transcendent blessings granted to those who's heart is set on pleasing the Satguru. So whatever the rewards nasty people, and manmukhs, achieve through their low desires or self-interested ambitions, will fast lose their magic and will be revealed to be a grand disappointment.
To me this speaks volumes. It really illustrates that misguided people who hurry after mundane satisfactions may indeed attain them, but at the expense of the real, transcendent blessings granted to those who's heart is set on pleasing the Satguru. So whatever the rewards nasty people, and manmukhs, achieve through their low desires or self-interested ambitions, will fast lose their magic and will be revealed to be a grand disappointment.
Then paji perhaps I am the gollum of you all. One of the best Lord of the Rings Quotes: Gandalf in Moria - YouTube
It seems Sikhs do not accept apologies these days, & even you ask them to ban you b/c your Life is very strained & you canot simply afford to speak abot things. They do not listen.
Sister If there is a Sikh who does not accept an apology then maybe that' Sikh is just not worth apologising too.Notwithstanding my way is if at first you don't succeed it try again.Could SIKH stand for Strong Integrity Kind and Humble
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