There seems to be a fine line between religious fanaticism and mental health.

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Jun 20, 2024
12:45:45pm

CatamountFan All-American

There seems to be a fine line between religious fanaticism and mental health.

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CatamountFan

Bio page: CatamountFan
Joined: Sep 16, 2003
Last login: Jun 26, 2024
Total posts: 3,361 (1 FO)

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Messages

Author

Time

POLL: Do you think Chad and Lori Daybell really believe what they preached?

BrewCoug

Jun 20, 11:58am

I think people can ignore reality and delude themselves to believe anything if they want to bad enough.

Cougar-Duck

Jun 20, 12:01pm

Chad definitely, or he would have attempted to defend himself in his sentencing

EM_Puma

Jun 20, 12:02pm

Chad just wanted to avoid general population in prison. They’d kill him there.

PhilPete

Jun 20, 12:07pm

Death row is no walk in the park.

Sea Chicken

Jun 20, 12:09pm

Almost never are death-row inmates allowed to interact with another prisoner.

EM_Puma

Jun 20, 12:15pm

Chad no. Lori, yes. Chad just wanted to have Lori for himself….

PhilPete

Jun 20, 12:06pm

I don’t know because I am sane

Sea Chicken

Jun 20, 12:11pm

I think Lori believed in whatever Chad was telling her...

Coug

Jun 20, 12:24pm

There seems to be a fine line between religious fanaticism and mental health.

Jun 20, 12:45pm

Both of them were driven by lust and delusions of grand importance and

Jun 20, 1:51pm

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