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Topic	Man chases down and kills other man who stole his wallet
Mead 08/15/18 12:16:16 AM #120:	wwinterj25 posted... Mead posted... So would he deserve to be beaten to death if he stole someones personal comic book? If you steal someones personal possessions you deserve all you get. Would I personally go as far as to kill someone over something so trivial? Not deliberately simply because it's not worth the jail time and it's just a comic book to me. This doesn't mean I'm going to condone those that want to teach thieves a "lesson" nor do I think victims should be punished no matter what the law states. I thought I made my stance clear on this subject but apparently I didn't. By that logic, why do we even have laws? If someone does something wrong the then the victim gets to decide whatever punishment they want, even if its far worse than what was done to them? That cant seriously sound like a good system to you, that kinda logic was decidedly abandoned in the dark ages. --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:906901950] in Man chases... [t:76898673]...</cite> <quote><cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mead posted...</cite> <quote>So would he deserve to be beaten to death if he stole someones personal comic book?</quote> If you steal someones personal possessions you deserve all you get. Would I personally go as far as to kill someone over something so trivial? Not deliberately simply because it's not worth the jail time and it's just a comic book to me. This doesn't mean I'm going to condone those that want to teach thieves a "lesson" nor do I think victims should be punished no matter what the law states. I thought I made my stance clear on this subject but apparently I didn't.</quote> By that logic, why do we even have laws? If someone does something wrong the then the victim gets to decide whatever punishment they want, even if its far worse than what was done to them? That cant seriously sound like a good system to you, that kinda logic was decidedly abandoned in the dark ages. --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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