Would you grass him up?
Discussion
Of course I would. Otherwise it would be like not grassing up the rapist - crime is crime. There is no excuse for vigilantism now that we are supposed to be so civilised that we have turned over justice to a (mostly) just and professional police and courts service.
What if this rapist is freed in a couple of years having been found not guilty after all.
What if this rapist is freed in a couple of years having been found not guilty after all.
collateral said:
t'Article said:
...shot in his Rosemount Gardens home by two masked men in front of his girlfriend and two children...
ClassyVigilante justice is abhorrent
I am not generally a supporter of vigilante justice. However the man ruined the life of a young girl and her family.
If I knew who the perpetrators were I would struggle not to give them a thumbs up.
pp
Pickled Piper said:
collateral said:
t'Article said:
...shot in his Rosemount Gardens home by two masked men in front of his girlfriend and two children...
ClassyVigilante justice is abhorrent
I am not generally a supporter of vigilante justice. However the man ruined the life of a young girl and her family.
If I knew who the perpetrators were I would struggle not to give them a thumbs up.
pp
If only we had some sort of system to give out justice, things would be easier
Edited by collateral on Tuesday 31st March 16:53
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