Do you think it would be challenging to demonstrate compassion toward a hardened criminal, such as a serial killer? Explain.

Yes it would.

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A serial killer is someone who took the lives of other people basically a monster and showing compassion to monsters would be extremely difficult now wouldn't it.

Would it be challenging for me to demonstrate ethical skills at work with a former criminal? I think I would have a hard time feeling comfortable around them, I would probably be more fearful around them rather than less compassionate. I might be afraid that they would decide to commit crimes and harm me, however I suppose if they were able to be released from prison then they must have been reformed and changed their ways for good. It would just be a case where I would slowly have to feel more comfortable around them over time. Not related but I would just like to point out that I believe in the reform process for most criminals however serial killers are an exception generally they have ASPD, most likely sociopathic disorder,  which cannot be changed through any sort of methods so they shouldn’t even be released in the first place.

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he was honoring the union dead and reminded the listeners of the purpose of the soldier's sacrifice: equality, freedom, and national unity.

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