Comments by "Violet Joy" (@VioletJoy) on "ABC News" channel.

  1.  @AussieGirl235  That's a fallacy. Illegal immigration is a completely different topic with a completely different list of issues. It has nothing to do with a narcissistic man killing his wife.
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  2. ​ @RK-su4hs  Some people lack all compassion and empathy. They are literally incapable of thinking past themselves. That's very different than someone who might act rash at times.
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  3. No, it doesn't. That's just basic confirmation bias. The 87 year old man died. Where is the karma? So what if he got caught. The damage was done.
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  4. ​ @MagarMaharaj I always find it baffling to see that people still believe in things like karma.
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  5.  @giabarrone7422  I'm not sure that's accurate. At one point, he broke into a sorority and bludgeoned a bunch of girls to death. I doubt he took time to check to see what they looked like. If you look at a list of the girls, you'll see they look very different. Most of them just happen to have long, straight hair... like almost every girl at that time.
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  6. And some don't deserve children. 💔
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  7.  @piaaadah  The key is that YOU wanted to take action, not that abusive ways ARE motivational. That's great that you were able to hold your own. 👏
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  8. There is no hell, but if there were, these men wouldn't necessarily end up there. According to the bible, if they sought forgiveness, they would go to heaven and if Natalee wasn't a believer, she would be the one in hell. Now THAT'S messed up. There is no justice for things like this. Picturing someone "burning in hell" doesn't bring me any peace; it just adds to the horror. 💔
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  9. Yeah. Who's the stalker now? LOL
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  10. @hippiebits2071  That sure seems likely. I could never have done that myself. I wonder what would have happened if he had turned around and gone the other way into the wind.
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  11. I realize it's been 8 years and I raised 5 kids. I knew what they were doing and how they felt because I was present and showed by concern. The mother herself said she ignored his feelings and would just constantly lecture him. She ignored all of the signs, so yes, she holds some responsibility.
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  12.  @mollynoneofurbuisness3099  That sounds nice and I used to think the same way, until reality finally hit. If "God" is omnipotent, he could have created anything he wanted, including creating humans with free will (which is debatable in itself) but without the ability to harm others, or at the very least, without the ability to torture and/or kill children. If a sane person could not stand to watch a child being tortured without stepping in to help, I'm not sure why God is given a pass. He could have alerted police after the couple only had one child, or maybe 10 years sooner or had a neighbor step in, but nope! One of the 13 children would finally muster up the courage to walk outside of her torture chamber to seek help on her own. If there was a God and he watched all of that happen, then I don't want anything to do with that kind of sick, sadistic being.
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  13.  @AliasUndercover  He most likely would have given permission if he had just been asked. Dragging it out in this way is cruel.
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  14.  @lauryngillion  I would say "Thankfully those men were there to rescue the children" because "god" was MIA.
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  15. NOTE: Part three (linked in comment below) is totally worth watching. Plot twist!
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  16. Not in my eyes. I can't stand to hear him talk.
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  17.  @badmangreg  The bible is very clear about killing your children if they disobey. It's an antiquated, man made book of writings that would be better off buried.
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  18.  @SeattleSuburbanDad  Free will is most likely a man made idea that is currently being studied. Even if there was free will, would you stand by and just watch those kids get abused every single day for many years without offering them help? Our morals are FAR better than those of "God".
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  19. I'll bet there is much more to that story. I used to work for an appraisal office and homes in certain areas of town just don't hold the same value. It doesn't have to do with demographics, but the overall area.
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  20. I'm confused. I don't see what "God" did here. Allowed Teresa to grow up feeling "not good enough", made it difficult for mother and daughter to find each other, but cared enough for her to have been named the same by both parents? 🤷‍♀️
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  21. Hindsight is 20/20. No doubt that daughter would go back and make different choices, but she made her decisions based on what she understood at the time.
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  22.  @diannacoddington7286  Yeeeees. ❤
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  23.  @scarlettmasin1204  I'm not confusing the two. I didn't follow the case, but the two times I've seen her speak, she did not come across as sincerely sorry. She caused the death of another person and instead of saying something like, "I wish I would have paid attention. I'm so sorry that I caused the death of this woman. My heart bleeds for her family. This will haunt me for the rest of my life...", she made a lot of excuses. A truly remorseful person would not talk the way she did. She got off way too easily, especially considering this was not her first "mistake".
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  24.  @ashleyventura3111  Besides one sentence in this entire interview, she did not admit that she was responsible. Listen to every other sentence. She says, "you" and "we" instead of "I", which is very telling. Even though she admitted in that one sentence that she was responsible, so many people think she isn't. It's one thing to make a little error, but quite another to ignore all protocol and not even notice when giving a patient a lethal dose of a medication.
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  25.  @keatonwilson522  That's okay. I just don't detect any sincerity. Did you see her "apology" to the family in court? Wow. It was nearly nothing.
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  26. Nor did he do anything because Jesus is a man made character.
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  27. Except this isn't about you or your case. It's about this judge who no doubt ruled APPROPRIATELY considering this man's actions following the ruling.
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  28.  @ayybibi  I'm not sure how a regular occurrence would be considered a "miracle" (of which there is no such thing). I would think a miracle would be considered something that a human could not do. The word "miracle" seems very overused these days because it's a "feel good" word.
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  29. That has nothing to do with this case.
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  30. It's not uncommon.
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  31. Right?!
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  32.  @robertjohnson3297  There is as big difference between religion and positivity. Positivity does seem valuable in influencing society to come together, have compassion, and show love. Religion does not do that.
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  33.  @giabarrone7422  Oh, I can see how that might have been a different situation. It's interesting though because I did look at their pictures and just don't see much of a resemblance, besides what most men his age would find attractive at that time. I don't see a similarity in their faces, and also, they weren't all brunettes, so I'm not sure where that conclusion would come from. Whatever the case, it was horrible and I feel for the victims and their loved ones. 💔
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  34. @Sarah I think the person might have been referring to the strange actions mixed with the car and the fact that he had been in the area.
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  35.  @jayd1426  Racism was nearly a thing of the past until Obama relit the embers that were dying out. I don't normally blame presidents for things like that. In fact, I'm not sure I ever have, but it was so blatantly obvious. The chaos right now is all from built up anger that started back when he was in office. His complaints weren't based on reality. It seemed like he had a major chip in his shoulder.
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  36.  @bordeauxhouse  Yes, getting emancipated would have been a good idea. It would have been difficult and painful, but also possibly healing.
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  37. For her very first reaction to be, "This is racism" very much sounds like jumping to conclusions. Maybe there was an error. Appraisers do not care about decor. They look at square footage, upgrades, etc. I don't believe this for a second. There isn't an appraiser out there who would put their job on the line for this. For what?!?!
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  38.  @TheXmeimei  He did nothing wrong.
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  39. Whatever gets people's attention is what will be put in the media. People are attracted to nice looking people. That's unfortunately just a fact. Children, celebrities and anyone with special talents or awards also grab our attention. It isn't about race.
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  40. While the comment was made with good intentions, is there is a Jesus, then he allowed all of that horror to happen to those 15 children every single day until Jordan escaped. Horrible things happen sometimes. We can at least keep our eyes and ears more open to possible harm around us. N
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  41.  @plusabi97  Are you suggesting that Jesus, who is supposedly part of the Trinity, did not create the Old Testament laws??
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  42.  @userm180  So you think it's loving to sit by and watch these children get abused day after day for 30 years, because of their free will? What about the children's free will?? Why don't they get to exercise their free will?? With that way of thinking, then you shouldn't help them either. Can you imagine seeing the kids in that environment for even a minute and then walking away?? Would you do that?? I can't picture one sane person being able to leave them like that. Do you believe there is free will in heaven? If so, then what's stopping people from doing things like this? If not, then how are people not "dolls"??
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  43.  @userm180  I'm disturbed to hear the many excuses for "God". "God hates it as much as you do." Wrong. His inaction says differently. I would never leave those kids in that toxic environment, but "God" did. I would help them. You are making light of the situation by saying, "Well at least they got out." That's horrifying. Many of them went on to endure even more abuse. Evidently god thinks the foster parents' free will is more important than protecting the innocent children. You don't think "God" is capable of helping them??? Would you be willing to answer the questions I asked in my last reply?
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  44. Prayers to the same god who stood by and watched while these kids were brutally murdered? Sorry, but that's just a fact if you believe in God.
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  45.  @greenbayfan915  I'm sorry for not responding sooner. Here are a few I just found on line in a matter of a few minutes, but there are others equally disturbing: "Slaves, be subject to your masters with all reverence, not only to those who are good and equitable but also to those who are perverse." (1 Peter 2:18) "When a man sells his daughter as a slave, she will not be freed at the end of six years as the men are. If she does not please the man who bought her, he may allow her to be bought back again." Exodus 21: 7-8 "Now therefore, kill every male among the little ones, and kill every woman who has known man intimately. But all the girls who have not known man intimately, spare for yourselves." Numbers 31:17-18
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  46. Sadly, it's far too late for that.
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  47. Water works - When the boy tackled his dad 😭 the dance 😭 When the dad said it was all his fault 😭 That little girl getting her hope back 😭
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  48. ​@barny666 Do you really think these are law-abiding citizens? This is a whole culture of violence.
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  49. 👏👏👏
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  50.  @ibobeko4309  No, not right. She used her ex boyfriend in order to pull off her scheme. He honestly thought she was being abused by her husband. She knows how to pick the ones she can manipulate.
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