Is anyone “worthy” of a second chance?

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So there have been a series of topics that have really given me time to reflect on myself personally. So piggy backing off the “can people change” and “change in opinion topic” here it goes. 
Do you feel anyone is worthy of a second chance? 
This question applies to everyone regardless of what kind of person they are, crime they have committed (omitting sexual offenses/murder) , or things they once said/did/ believed in the past. 
What makes someone “worthy” of a second chance to you? (If at all possible)

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I guess I'll have the unpopular opinion here, but I believe just about anyone is worthy of a second chance.  There are the exceptions sure, such as those who commit their crimes with no remorse afterward whatsoever.  But I feel that if one is truly repentant of their crime, serves their time, makes the effort to fight against those inclinations and turns their life around, then I'm willing to give them a second chance.

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I hate that I can’t edit. 
But I wanted to add, what would make someone completely unworthy of a second chance? Or a chance to change (is really what I should say)

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Not everyone, no. One thing that comes to mind is crimes against children. Idgaf how reformed someone seems, if they hurt a child that’s it for me, no second chance. Same goes for other violent crimes that weren’t due to self defence or protecting someone else. 
As for stupid opinions, yes I do believe that if someone really understands where they were wrong and makes an effort to educate themselves to be better in the future, they do deserve a second chance.

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Not anyone. As mentioned by Herbert, people who commit crimes against children don’t deserve anything let alone a second chance. As for anyone else other than criminals, I believe they deserve a second chance. Once they show how they changed and how they want to make it better.

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Nah...
Shitty people never stop being shitty.
Pedophiles don't get second chances.
Rapists don't get second chances.
Oh and my dad's mother she definitely doesn't get second chances she's a cunt and that's being nice about the vile old hag 😘

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Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. No. Not everyone is deserving of a second chance. Self preservation should always come above giving someone a second chance. If the first chance happened at the cost of permanent physical or mental/emotional harm that person does not get a second chance to do the same. Now does that mean they’re cut off completely? No. Depending on the severity, potentially. But a clean slate without change to the relationship is not necessary.

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I believe everyone, no matter the infraction, is a valuable person and is deserving of multiple chances at redemption.  However, just because someone deserves something doesn’t mean it should be expected or required. To be given another chance is a gift.

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Although I believe people can change, there are some things that cant be forgiven: rape, murder, crimes against children are some examples. 
For me its really circumstantial.

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Depends on the person and the situations. 
I generally go by the second chance rule because it gives them a chance to either prove me right or redeem themselves. 
We’re people and we’re not perfect so we’re bound to make mistakes. Sometimes it feels good to be able to right some wrongs.

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I give people a second chance. We're human, we make mistakes. It gives them the opportunity to learn and improve. I think it's important to try to work through your problems first before deciding to cut ties.
With that said, there are definitely instances where a second chance is just out of the question. Like rape, child abuse, sexual assault and murder (that sort of thing).

Is anyone “worthy” of a second chance?

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