You know, it's almost worth it to me to go out and commit spree killings so that when I die I can go to Hell and watch the Devil roast you.
About this quote
- What does it mean?
- The speaker suggests that committing violent acts gives him a perverse sense of satisfaction in imagined afterlife punishment.
- In plain terms
- He says killing gives him a front‑row seat in Hell.
- What can you take from it?
- Violence can be rationalized as a twisted reward.
Where it applies
Putting it to work
Questions to consider
- Why do some people link wrongdoing with imagined rewards?
- What healthier ways exist to cope with hatred?
Another view
The statement is extreme and not a constructive viewpoint.
More from Phil Hendrie
Don't tell me about impulse control, sir. How much impulse control should I have when a million Chinese are coming over a hill after me.
Permalink to quote #101 It's almost worth it to me to go out and set fire to an orphanage so that God damns me to Hell so I can have a front row seat as they cook you like a hot nut.
Permalink to quote #103 You know what? You burn me up more than a baseball-sized hemorrhoid.
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