ibakecakes wrote:Just finished reading a book that describes the action taken by a group of mothers who's town is torn apart by the brutal murders and sexual assaults on 5 of their children. Although the book was fiction, the writer describes the powerful emotions felt by the families as she herself was subject to years of assault at the hands of a family member.
My question is, do you think that there is ever any justification for vigilante action? If you were one of the parents involved, would you allow the police to (hopefully) bring the person to justice? Would you risk your own freedom in order to get revenge?
hmmmm, It depends on the sentence of the crime,It depends on the crime. Its easy to say we would or wouldn't do it, that's what debating is for, but its different for someone who is actually going through it.
I have a associate who's daughter was killed in a car accident by a guy who was 1) convicted of Drink driving and lost his license prior to the accident 2) was drunk when he drove and killed my associate daughter, the prick did get 10 years, but was out before the ten years was up.
There isn't a day where my associate doesn't think of hunting down this prick, but the laws in Canada are strict when it comes to Vigilante justice, but the hatred still brews inside, yeah all the right wing, PC people say, ahhhh forgive him, dont let it get to you blah blah blah, like I said earlier, its easier to comment when the shoe is on the other person foot.