Teen murderer T.J. Lane, who 13 months ago opened fire at Chardon High School and killed three students while injuring three more, showed up to sentencing and issued the biggest Eff You to victims’ families you’ll ever see. “Remorse is lacking,” Judge David Fuhry said on Tuesday as he told Lane he’d be serving three sentences of life in prison without the possibility of parole. “Remorse is lacking” is apparently a euphemism for “WTF is wrong with you, son?” Lane, who suffers from hallucinations, psychosis and fantasies, revealed a shirt that read “KILLER” and flipped off victims’ families in court. He also smirked as the judge handed down his sentence. SEE MORE PICS AND READ THE STORY HERE.
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Teen murderer T.J. Lane, who 13 months ago opened fire at Chardon High School and killed three students while injuring three more, showed up to sentencing and issued the biggest Eff You to victims’ families you’ll ever see. “Remorse is lacking,” Judge David Fuhry said on Tuesday as he told Lane he’d be serving three sentences of life in prison without the possibility of parole. “Remorse is lacking” is apparently a euphemism for “WTF is wrong with you, son?” Lane, who suffers from hallucinations, psychosis and fantasies, revealed a shirt that read “KILLER” and flipped off victims’ families in court. He also smirked as the judge handed down his sentence. SEE MORE PICS AND READ THE STORY HERE.
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Teen murderer T.J. Lane, who 13 months ago opened fire at Chardon High School and killed three students while injuring three more, showed up to sentencing and issued the biggest Eff You to victims’ families you’ll ever see. “Remorse is lacking,” Judge David Fuhry said on Tuesday as he told Lane he’d be serving three sentences of life in prison without the possibility of parole. “Remorse is lacking” is apparently a euphemism for “WTF is wrong with you, son?” Lane, who suffers from hallucinations, psychosis and fantasies, revealed a shirt that read “KILLER” and flipped off victims’ families in court. He also smirked as the judge handed down his sentence. SEE MORE PICS AND READ THE STORY HERE.

Using sports as a means of expressing aggression is in most cases actually a healthy method to channel built up aggression or rage. In fact, sublimation, a defense mechanism in which individuals transform unacceptable urges into socially acceptable venues is deemed one of the more healthy and mature defenses. While sublimation was initially theorized by Freud (or Frood, to those from San Dimas) to relate to unacceptable sexual urges, it applies to unacceptable violent fantasies as well; instead of acting on one’s violent murderous rage, one can expel that energy as a linebacker.
Dr. Joshua Hooberman on whether, given so many bad headlines, athletes are more likely to commit violent crimes.
Surely this New York Post cover isn’t as unapologetically appalling as the NYC subway snuff film that graced the cover eight days ago, and this won’t get the same instinctual rebuke that cover did. But what’s up at the Post? When did they become Faces of Death? Go back to sex sells — this is ugly. MORE HERE.
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Surely this New York Post cover isn’t as unapologetically appalling as the NYC subway snuff film that graced the cover eight days ago, and this won’t get the same instinctual rebuke that cover did. But what’s up at the Post? When did they become Faces of Death? Go back to sex sells — this is ugly.

MORE HERE.

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