• @[email protected]
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    282 months ago

    Good luck finding a jury to convict him of jaywalking.

    Some homicides are self defence.

    • Scrubbles
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      452 months ago

      We’re in a pretty nice bubble here on Lemmy and the fediverse. There’s a LOT of bootlickers who happily want him convicted

      • @PiousAgnostic
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        222 months ago

        Vigilante justice only feels nice when you agree with the Vigilante. The curse of internet bubbles is that people feel like everyone agrees. Bubbles build extreme values and a lack of understanding of other peoples values.

        You become right. Others become bootlickers.

        • @smayonak
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          • @PiousAgnostic
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            Or… killing people is wrong, even shitty people.

            Or actually lots and lots of reasons. In a nuanced world filled with billions of people, there are very different viewpoints.

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      • @steelrat
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        Imagine thinking there should be consequences for assassins.

        • @LenielJerron
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          Sometimes the consequence for doing a good thing is that people like that you did a good thing, legality be damned.

    • @UncleGrandPa
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      -42 months ago

      For that very reason… He will never see a jury. This will be decided by ONE judge…

      Who has already written his poinion

      • @[email protected]
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        32 months ago

        6th amendment guarantees the right to a jury trial. The only way he doesn’t see a jury is if he waives that right.

    • @Woht24
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      -132 months ago

      Lol this isn’t one of those.