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All of those questions are likely in favor of the child murderer, but not necessarily true. To give a simple example, consider a child who kills someone, gets t
by b_tterc_p 7y ago
All of those questions are likely in favor of the child murderer, but not necessarily true. To give a simple example, consider a child who kills someone, gets treated as a child and forgiven, then decides to kill someone else and makes it clear that they intend to keep doing so.
Lack of understanding is worth considering but not a good argument for blanket treatment of children.