POLL. Is it moral to have a favourite serial killer?

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There are many people who like watching true crime documentaries, but having someone as your favourite serial killer is questionable.

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Great personalities
are capable of doing the greatest good or
the greatest evil

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@Om_Sadasiva Great personalities from history or historic figures - however obscure - with great personality?

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What’s the difference?
Ivan the terrible, they say, was schizophrenic

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So, who is your favourite serial killer?

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I don’t have a favourite serial killer, but I find the Ed Gein case especially interesting. The title of most overrated serial killer would, in my opinion, go to the Zodiac killer, no style or signature other than his childish letters taunting the police and claiming credit for crimes he didn’t commit. He was never caught though.

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Do you have a favourite serial killer?

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No, i dont know any.

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IDK. It’s like you’re implying that serial killers are all OK but yours is the best out of the bunch.

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That’s exactly what I am implying. :stuck_out_tongue:

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Shouldn’t the question be “is it immoral to have a favorite serial killer?”

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I make a point of never using the word “immoral”. It makes me feel less moralistic, moralism being a hybrid between morality and immorality. If morality is bad enough just consider the inconveniences of immorality.

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There are four different meanings of one root word here.

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Depends on why they’re your favourite. If you find their MO or story interesting, then no biggie.
If you idolize them and want to do what they did, major red flag.

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Fair point. I guess in my case it’s the former…

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I dont have a favorite but i was really into the story of Ted Kaczynski.

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