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Brutality And Animal Cruelty

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It’s very difficult to kill another human being, to intentionally end someone’s life with your bare hands in cold blood, and feel the shame, guilt, resentment, and rage take over and trap you in the dark place of your soul. It is difficult to inflict atrocities on other people, cause the emotional break down of another person, and simply live on without the malevolent act you’ve done haunting you for the rest of your life. Killing and cruelty is not something we are born with; it is not part of human nature. So, what can possibly open the doors for brutality and malice to enter the heart of a human? What would allow human beings to overcome the deep natural inhibitions they have against treating each other as game animals? After giving some
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