Today one of my friends called into question my belief that child rapists should be put to death, on the point of my father.
My real father is a convicted child rapist and drug dealer and attempted murderer.
We were discussing his father (who is a racist and not exactly a nice person) and this is what we discussed:
Sarai says:
I can already tell that i don't like your dad
Yog says:
Welcome to the club.
Yog says:
He'll be dead in a couple of months.
Yog says:
So no worries.
Sarai says:
How can you do that?
Sarai says:
Please, tell me your secret
Sarai says:
cause I can't do it
Sarai says:
I can't be like that
Yog says:
Like what?
Sarai says:
Just "oh, he'll be dead in a few months, so it doesn't matter."
Yog says:
He will be.
Sarai says:
I know, but you say it like he is chopped liver or something
Yog says:
He's a racist, an asshole, and was a pretty piss-poor father.
Sarai says:
Yeah well we won't go into all the things my fathers are, but I still love them and for some unknown reason care about them
Yog says:
If that rapist bastard of a father you have suddenly developed cancer and had months to live, I don't think it would phase me. Sorry.
Sarai says:
I can't do it.
Sarai says:
I want my father
Sarai says:
thats the way i am
Yog says:
Very strange.
Yog says:
You talk about wanting justice for rapists but it doesn't seem to apply to your own father.
Sarai says:
No, it applies to my father as well
Sarai says:
But it doesn't mean that I would not mourn his death
Sarai says:
He would get what he deserved
Sarai says:
But i would still be sad for him
Sarai says:
My father is not above the law. I do believe in the death penalty in those cases Yog. i'm not biased that my father should live when I say that others should die
Sarai says:
he deserves the death penalty as well as anyone else who rapes a child
Now, whilst it may sound heartless for me to say that mine own kin should die, I stand firm in my belief that it is wrong to rape/molest a child or anyone else.
I do love my Father. We haven't spoken in almost 7 years, but I never stopped caring for this man who contributed the other half of my DNA. My father has done a lot of bad things. And I believe in Justice, I believe in getting Justice for those of us who survived and for those of us who didn't. So while it may sound heartless, it is how I feel and where I stand.
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