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Can someone really make up for their past wrongs? Say for instance a teenager that stabbed someone then ended up turning their lives and spent their future doing outrageously good things like feeding the poor. Or a person that slept with many peoples wives/husbands then changed their ways and taught people about sexually abusive behaviors and what to do to avoid that, or someone that was addicted to drugs and beat people up and stole things from strangers then inevitably became sober and joined one of those NA/Aa groups to help others change their ways?

When someone truly changes to become a Better person and doesn’t the majority of their life doing good then bad? even though their bad deeds did a lot of damage and hurt people pretty bad can they still end up being a good person in the end?

A man who attacked police officers defending the U. S. Capitol with their own chemical spray on Jan. 6, 2021, has been sentenced to more than 14 years in prison, the longest sentence yet for anyone convicted of participating in the violent pro-Trump riot.

Schwartz was convicted by a jury in December of four felony counts of assault on law enforcement, obstructing the vote count and related charges. Along with repeatedly turning pepper spray on police, Schwartz threw a metal chair at officers facing the mob at the mouth of a tunnel into the Capitol, causing their line to break. And he joined that mob as it pushed against the police, crushing one officer in a doorway.


He later bragged to friends that he “started a riot” by “throwing the first chair” and “stole” officers’ chemical sprays “and used it on them!”

The judge said he also took into account Schwartz’s long criminal history — 38 previous convictions, including at least 11 involving violence or threats of violence. At the time of the riot, Schwartz was on probation for domestic abuse and threatening domestic abuse.

I just discovered this story of 1973's Navy recruit that turned radicalized Black Panther after experiencing a lot of discrimination...

Ended up turning into a mass shooting in 1973 in which he shot 9 people, primarily "honies" (aka white people), but shot black people too, in New Orleans.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Essex

That's some history I didn't know...

It goes to show, we need to treat each other with care and respect at all possible opportunities. You never know how someone was treated or abused in life and people can snap.

Peace, respect, appreciation... is better... than death caused randomy by rage

What do you plan to do about your rage and hate?