an unrelated image from a movie I saw once and would recommend
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"vigilante justice is bad" and "no one has the right to decide who lives and who dies" mfs the second vigilante justice happens:
ITT: "vigilante justice is bad and i can no way condone it" wink
vigilante justice is the only justice when the worst crimes are legal
It is bad. We have a society of laws and justice that's supposed to prevent the need for vigilantism. That system has broken down and favors people of wealth, and thus you have a return of vigilantes being seen as heroes.
trolley problem
Let’s talk about it.
vigilante justice is bad because you are enforcing a personal rule of law. the uhc ceo was enforcing many of his own rules through the company's own treatment of claims and its effects on governing entities. there was no justice, simply a warning that noone is less mortal than the people they commodify.
Weekend?