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Freaky Ways
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 Serial Killer Art
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Althe
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Re: Serial Killer Art Lucas makes freakin' scary monsters. Care bear scared me the most. l mean,wtf? 
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Shizu
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Re: Serial Killer Art this is interesting but creepy! There was a prison wall mural that has always fascinated me, done by a convicted pedophile. Unfortunately I dont know his name, only that he was in the Maitland Gaol. from the only website that I could find about it (A paranormal webiste, so not sure how believable the info is!) the only image i could find of it:  John Wayne Gacy's clown is freaky! but I dont like clowns, so....
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LordTricky
Smother My Body in Baconaise and Have Your Way With Me!
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Re: Serial Killer Art Not a serial killer in my mind, but his art would fit in nicely here. Dr. Jack Kevorkian "Nearer My God to Thee" 
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Aconcit
Strange Planet
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Re: Serial Killer Art ^ That one's to my tastes.  Also John Wayne Gacy has always interested me and its strange seeing his drawing of a clown there. Charlie Manson's music. I know we don't know if he actually killed anybody but he led a group who did the serial killings.
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LordTricky
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Re: Serial Killer Art Needs more cowbell.
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Sloth
Where Is My Mind?
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JaneDoe
My So-Called Self
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Re: Serial Killer Art I can't have any interest in anything serial killers do. They don't deserve the attention or the publicity.
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RobbyBobson
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Re: Serial Killer Art The fact that they're serial killers is the entire reason stuff like this is interesting though - like it's part of some drive to get an insight into that kind of mindset. It's not just art, that's coincidentally done by murderers. Not only that, i doubt they check the forums much 
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JaneDoe
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Re: Serial Killer Art Lol they may not, but they are allowed to use computers & do have internet access, so they may. But I have no desire to see into the mind of a serial killer. I find it disturbing, but certainly not fascinating.
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Suedehead
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Re: Serial Killer Art It's pretty fucking sick how some of them have become celebrities - the amount of money people have made from movies, books etc made about them. Issei Sagawa who murdered and cannibalised a woman is a celebrity in Japan and is invited onto guest shows and the like.
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Yuki-ism
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Re: Serial Killer Art It REALLY disturbs me to see others truly interested in this kind of stuff... I think it's a bad sign if someone wants to understand or relate to a person that kills other people.
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JaneDoe
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Re: Serial Killer Art I'm glad I'm not alone, Suedehead & Yuki-ism, I thought I was maybe the only one on the forum that felt that way lol
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Senmee
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Re: Serial Killer Art I think anyone can kill a person. Or at least be a collaborator in horrible things. Nazi Germany comes to mind, or Rwanda.
Hell, I like chocolate, and I know for a fact that I get it through child labor. The mind of a murderer is the mind of the average person.
I also think the pictures reflect that. They just look like normal doodles to me.
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Suedehead
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Re: Serial Killer Art Agreed. Everyone has the potential. Take the 'quiet, good-natured'' taxi driver who recently killed 12, seriously injured 25 then killed himself in Cumbria in England. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-storie ... -22314403/
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BleedingMouths
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Re: Serial Killer Art Ted Bundy is my favorite serial killer. Dude was smart and received scholarships and was working with politicians. He gave that all up to kill people.
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Hatake
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Senmee
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Re: Serial Killer Art Omg. I think I'm in love with that guy. I'm going to steal that idea when I start dropping off the bodies. Except I think I will make it in the shape of a giant middle finger.
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- "Carta a una señorita en París," Julio Cortázar
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FONEternal
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Re: Serial Killer Art I agree with senmee. No one is anything of particular importance just because they kill. We are all animals and are all violent by nature. Some suppress it better than others and society tells us to anyway. Others don't bother suppressing it at all, and in effect, become serial killers. People have their reasons. I, personally, have no intentions of killing. They aren't monsters, though. Just regular folks. I don't alienate people from society because I feel aliented myself a lot of the time due to my views and choices.
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ivorooo
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Re: Serial Killer Art ^ I agree with the above - most people have the potential, given the right circumstances, as was demonstrated in Milgram's classic "electric shock" experiments, which have recently been replicated with the same results. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milgram_ExperimentI'm curious about people who use violence excessively because I don't understand it because I can't relate to it. A lack of understanding causes curiosity, for me.
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Reanimator
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Re: Serial Killer Art You're right, Milgram's experiment clearly displays the capability for cruelty in people when social inhibitors are removed. In that case the participant doesn't feel responsible for the pain they are administering because they are strongly urged by a, 'scientist.' It's not their fault that it appears the person receiving the shocks they are administering is in severe pain. The blame is displaced to the people running the experiment.
I always find it hard to believe when people say, 'I couldn't kill or harm another person.' You probably could, given the right enviroment, encouragement or other factor.
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anthonyap360
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Re: Serial Killer Art ohh shit there are faces in the background! thats tight
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Noth
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Re: Serial Killer Art I'm not sure if he counts as a serial killer being that he never killed anyone with his own hands, but I think this fits here kinda anyway:
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Jackal
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Re: Serial Killer Art Hitler's painting was not bad, from my point of view. Then again, what do I know about art?
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Noth
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Re: Serial Killer Art When I think of an 'artist' I don't think of someone who can make an accurate representation of something, I think of someone who can make a creative representation of something. I'm not sure if that's what the dictionary definition says, but, I mean, is just replicating an image really art? I think Hitler's "art" says a lot about him. He's not exactly an outside-of-the-box painter. He pays high attention to detail - there are so many little intricacies in a lot of his paintings. I don't find a lot of them to have much feeling - they just are what they are------or rather, are what they are of - and that's it. . . This is a cool thread. 
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