http://criminologyresearch.org/blog/2009/09/110/ The Sociology of Crime Tue, 15 May 2012 16:35:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://criminologyresearch.org/blog/2009/09/110/comment-page-1/#comment-235 Cecil E. Kinley Sat, 04 Jun 2011 20:31:51 +0000 http://criminologyresearch.org/blog/?p=110#comment-235 "Dirty Little Secret", really, I should research who you are before I submit a comment. An attempt to at least gain somewhat of a true opinion concerning your motivation, which resulted in a published work, could alter my disgust with this dirty little project; however, I doubt it. I can appreciate, actually understand why certain persons within specific professions would be drawn to these circumstances in an attempt to use it as a case study. Weather the dissection of these events are intended to provide relevance to a current theory pertaining to human nature or anxiously being consumed in an effort to gain insight for the discovery of new knowledge I do not agree with its publication in this manor, period. The amount of irreplaceable time spent drudging through the complex emotional relationships running parallel with the dynamics of social structure warrant, no demand, more dedication than was given to the time line attributed here. Lets assume that a thorough study is in place. What I want to know then is why would the decision to use real names, real locations, and real photos garner the ink necessary to compose the book? Was there no time left to simply plug and replace these factors? These are genuine human beings with real emotional range that, given the topic, can wildly fluctuation without notice. Also, by opting for these realities Jack Walls has once again been given the opportunity to regain his influence of power through selfish pride. How am I so confident in my knowledge about this? This is also my life, where I grew up and I can assure you that there is no real knowledge to be had within those pages but rather another additional persons true opinions. Now, after having typed all of this before critically considering any point I was attempting to make let me admit this. I will purchase a copy of the book. If after reading it I am proven or feel convicted to admit that I am wrong, then I will own that as well and sincerely apologize for my rant today. “Dirty Little Secret”, really, I should research who you are before I submit a comment. An attempt to at least gain somewhat of a true opinion concerning your motivation, which resulted in a published work, could alter my disgust with this dirty little project; however, I doubt it. I can appreciate, actually understand why certain persons within specific professions would be drawn to these circumstances in an attempt to use it as a case study. Weather the dissection of these events are intended to provide relevance to a current theory pertaining to human nature or anxiously being consumed in an effort to gain insight for the discovery of new knowledge I do not agree with its publication in this manor, period. The amount of irreplaceable time spent drudging through the complex emotional relationships running parallel with the dynamics of social structure warrant, no demand, more dedication than was given to the time line attributed here. Lets assume that a thorough study is in place. What I want to know then is why would the decision to use real names, real locations, and real photos garner the ink necessary to compose the book? Was there no time left to simply plug and replace these factors? These are genuine human beings with real emotional range that, given the topic, can wildly fluctuation without notice. Also, by opting for these realities Jack Walls has once again been given the opportunity to regain his influence of power through selfish pride. How am I so confident in my knowledge about this? This is also my life, where I grew up and I can assure you that there is no real knowledge to be had within those pages but rather another additional persons true opinions. Now, after having typed all of this before critically considering any point I was attempting to make let me admit this. I will purchase a copy of the book. If after reading it I am proven or feel convicted to admit that I am wrong, then I will own that as well and sincerely apologize for my rant today.

]]> http://criminologyresearch.org/blog/2009/09/110/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Ann Stimson Thu, 03 Dec 2009 02:30:57 +0000 http://criminologyresearch.org/blog/?p=110#comment-27 The tipic on the mass murders is interesting. You sure have a nack at explaining things so that the average student can understand. I wish that I could take some of your classes, since you involved vyour students more than just giving them lectures in class. I contacted you several months ago and you sent me 26 pages of research on mass murder. Thanks to you I made an "A" in my sociology class and have about decided to change my major. My professor vwould like to have you come to our class and make a presentation but knows that you are probqbly not in a position to do it. Anyway, I just want to thank you for your help and evident desire to help help students. Colleges need more professors like you that are dedicated and are more interested in the welfare of a student than in just getting paid. The tipic on the mass murders is interesting. You sure have a nack at explaining things so that the average student can understand. I wish that I could take some of your classes, since you involved vyour students more than just giving them lectures in class. I contacted you several months ago and you sent me 26 pages of research on mass murder. Thanks to you I made an “A” in my sociology class and have about decided to change my major. My professor vwould like to have you come to our class and make a presentation but knows that you are probqbly not in a position to do it. Anyway, I just want to thank you for your help and evident desire to help help students. Colleges need more professors like you that are dedicated and are more interested in the welfare of a student than in just getting paid.

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