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[lady_wandering]

Pain. From an evolutionary standpoint, it's necessary. Essential, even, to develop conditioned responses to potentially dangerous and hazardous situations. A child touches a hot object, they feel pain and they remember. The mind creates neurological pathways to associate hot with pain and the child learns not to touch. There's a cruelty, but nature

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[der_freischuetz]

There's two sides to every coin, Miss 'member of the Police Force'. And a lot more reasons to inflict pain, yes.

[lady_wandering]

What do you mean? What reason could there be to intentionally inflict pain?

[der_freischuetz]

If you're from the police force, shouldn't you know this better than me?

[lady_wandering]

We strive to prevent the pain and suffering of others.

[der_freischuetz]

Surely you look at the reasons these things occur in the first place as well.

[lady_wandering]

Of course we look at the reasons, and then try change things so there's no more need.

[der_freischuetz]

Ahh, but the purest reason is in itself.

[lady_wandering]

Who are you?

sorry for the trolling?

[der_freischuetz]

You're from the police. I'd expect you to know. Now, do put a little effort into it.

[lady_wandering]

Are you one of the suspects we're been looking at?

[der_freischuetz]

Depends! Which case?