<human>: You know who I'm talking about. X person did Y atrocious act. Maybe they're a pedophile. Or they murdered innocent civilians. But regardless, people view them as a monster. They should be shot. They should be brought to the center of town and let the mob do justice.

You make me sick. You know absolutely nothing about whats going on in that persons head. You know nothing about their history. Yes, some of those sick individuals(and they are sick. Their actions display that there is something deeply wrong with their psychological condition) are unfortunately incapable of rehabilitation. But we don't know until we've tried. Yes, the justice system is broken. But your "HE'S A MONSTER, HE DESERVES TO BE HUNG" isn't helping. How do you know that that guy didn't experience the same thing in his life? We're humans. We're supposed to be better than this. Where's the empathy? Where's the love? Instead of condemning individuals for their actions, condemn their actions, and try to help them. Like I've said, I'm not stupid. Not everyone wants to receive help. But what about the man on the Canadian greyhound several years ago? The one who was schizophrenic, and beheaded a man. Have you read about his recovery? About how remorseful he was when he finally returned to reality? About how impressed the doctors are with his recovery? He gives me hope. Pedophilia is a disease. Instead of treating these people as monsters, maybe we should first try to help them.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Humanity needs to be better than this. We need empathy. And love. Don't automatically assume because someone is broken, they can't or don't want to be fixed. We don't know as a society, unless we try.