Neither do i. But it seems that he put the ppl he was about to kill into a freezer, if i got that right, to erase all signs about their time of death.I’d go with fear being a motive for most of if not everything we do in life, and that’s not always a bad thing. But even love, there’s the fear of not being loved or finding someone to love. So I fear that fear is the root cause behind human behavior.
Also I’m not too sure who the ‘ice man’ is in the video. Lol.
Yes, being a reflective person can help. There are certain areas of life in which fear can be quiet beneficial, in others it's more of a limitation and then needs to be worked on.I don’t know if it’s possible to dispel fear. It depends on how the individual approach’s any fear. The best we can do is be aware of the emotion of fear, question it, and try to find out where it comes from, and see if it can actually and even paradoxically, benefit us instead of let it hurt or become a limitation to us in our everyday goals.
And yeah, was just making a bit of a joke about the interviewer maybe being the ice man here. Why can’t the interviewer show kindness to this damaged person? If the killer didn’t get it from his parents or society, then why not be the first to show this person some kindness, and should I dare say.. love?
‘Love’ can mean different things. We can also say that survival is the driving force that moves us. Which of course is the fear of that great unknown… death. And is anyone really ‘strong’? I think we should accept that we’re all weak, perishable, with our day’s numbered.
Maybe embrace the fear of our mortality, in order to embrace each other and life more fully. To see each other as one, and that no matter who we are, we’re all on the same road, then I think we will start being kinder to not only each other, but to ourselves also.
After some research i have learned that the interviewer is a renowned psychoanalyst, Dr. Park Dietz:Yes, interesting breakdown. I just don’t see the point of the interviewer playing these mind/ego games with the convict. The only benefit is maybe for the entertainment of the viewers, where their expectations of how a killer and a psychiatrist(?) would interact with each other. Everyone walks away satisfied in playing their parts.
Can't really say that i love the iceman after having watched the video. I am glad, I have never met him. Just say one wrong word, and you are put away quickly. Rather the "sweet and tender hooligan" type of criminal, i would say. Did he really wanted to be loved? There is something scarily narcississtic in the way he raises his left upper lift in Elvis style to look cool and disgusted at the same time. Difficult to imagine that this persona would ever leave the stage voluntarily to make space for the loving kid.Agree, I’m sure the convict welcomed the change, and flattered that people are interested in him. Maybe in the end all that killing got him what he always wanted, and that’s … to be ‘loved’.
I just see the roles they are playing, even the viewers, and how the setup can be satisfying for everyone. Sadly, that’s entertainment.
I'm pretty sure that another serial killer, Macbeth, agrees with that.I’m sure he found it flattering, the interest people have in him and his deeds. So, yes,
for him, a kind of love from the attention he receives, despite what we or viewers think of him.
We all have roles to play, like them or not, we will play them well. But it’s the wise that don’t take the roles too seriously, for they know that the mask we’re given at birth will be taken away at death, only to be replaced again with a different mask. That’s of course if you’re open to and entertain the possibility of reincarnation.
'All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players'
Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth. / 1 John 3:18
I'm pretty sure that another serial killer, Macbeth, agrees with that.
Choose your roles wisely.
we do not. life chooses us. fate is handed to us.I wonder if we really choose our roles.
Depends on how much responsibility you are willing to accept for your deeds, i guess.I wonder if we really choose our roles.
Depends on how much responsibility you are willing to accept for your deeds, i guess.
Stay away from the future
Back away from the light
It's all deranged - no control
Sit tight in your corner
Don't tell God your plans
It's all deranged
No control
If I could control tomorrow's haze
The darkened shore wouldn't bother me
If I can't control the web we weave
My life will be lost in the fallen leaves
Every single move's uncertain
Don't tell God your plans
It's all deranged
fate is handed to us, even the thoughts and choices we think we make, all handed to us, predetermined, from where? we do not know.
lolyou mean plead insanity? I do, everyday