Xi_Highping t1_irvvf1j wrote
Reply to comment by heinekenchugger in American Serial Killers and the Vietnam War: A Table of Draft Dodgers and Military Service by [deleted]
The type of personality that serial killers have is not exactly conductive to discipline and good order; most serial killers who served either had extremely mundane service in times of peace or in non-combat roles, or they had their service cut short because of psychiatric or disciplinary issues.
Besides, there's a difference between killing unarmed people who either can't defend themselves or can be overpowered, and killing armed men in the middle of a firefight. These guys are cowards, they don't want to actually risk life and limb to kill.
[deleted] OP t1_is9763x wrote
Yes, violent criminals are predators: they seek easy kills. They are not attacking to test their own combat prowess, they kill for pleasure and seek the easiest and most risk free opportunities possible. The moment they feel like there is a chance of being killed themselves, they'd flee that very moment.
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