That person would be what we call a "hero" not a "serial killer"
I'd support this person and privately fund them if I could, provided I remain anonymous.
That person would be what we call a "hero" not a "serial killer"
I'd support this person and privately fund them if I could, provided I remain anonymous.
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And so his watch begins..
For those of you who haven't already seen this:
What if he kills someone innocent by accident? Wouldn't that make him a
"bad" person? Who get's to determine what a "bad" person is?
Didn't bother to check the whole thread, but from the first ~7 pages that I read, the general consensus is that one such man would be no better than the perpetrator himself.
So basically, what most people think is that if I see my daughter, mother or wife being raped in an alley, I shouldn't rip that fucker's throat open.
Nope.
It's not what I'd define as evil.
Watch dexter, he is a mass serial killer that only kill "bad" evil people, on monday is the finale epiosde of season 8
Well, good person couldn't freely kill people. While he would be doing good things to society by killing criminals, he would be horrific person without any moral principles.
Not necessarily evil, as a person that "only kills bad guys" would probably be disturbed to the point of not knowing what he's actually doing.
Yes, they deserve punishment, but not by death.
"That person killed someone, let's kill him to send a message not to kill people"
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Yes, it's going to end up bad. Like people said, look at Dexter!
It's not bad if he ends up killing only bad people. The problem is if he ends up hurting innocent bystanders that happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Yes, he would still be what most would consider "evil". Fighting fire with fire doesn't magically change the inherent nature of fire. He would still be killing another human for a selfish sense of accomplishment, not out of self-defense or imminent threat. That being said, serial killers suddenly deciding that only other serial killers are worthy targets would be a very fortunate development IMO. Just not an inherently good or noble development.
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Its only against the law because we have laws saying it is. If there were no laws saying its illegal, criminals would be hunted down and eliminated. Everyone would be on board to clean up society. I would definitely do my part if it was legal. I never understood why police care more about catching a vigilante than catching a cold blooded murderer of innocent people.
Bernie goetz is the last one I remember, hes the guy who killed those punk muggers in new york city. I know all the people loved the guy, but the media and police hated him.
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Well if the murderers/rapists/terrorists are paying for their crimes and trying to turn over a new leaf, then no I don't think it's okay, but if they are just out there consistently doing horrible things, then fuck them.
And you miss the point of the justice system. Retribution isn't part of it.
Your serial killer has no right to pronounce judgement over anyone; define "criminals", define "bad morals", define anything that would be his standard. Yes, he should be captured and punished. We live in a civilized world, where justice is not dealt out by random people, but is an organized and structured thing.
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It actually is, which is why I have issues with our justice system. Retribution is a very large part of it, if it were only about rehabilitation and enforcing good behaviour, we'd not be stuck with 17th century prisons and death sentences all over the world.