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Third world countries have swift third world justice for a reason. Their unruly law disobeying populace would have consumed incredible amount of time and judici
by cft 10y ago
Third world countries have swift third world justice for a reason. Their unruly law disobeying populace would have consumed incredible amount of time and judicial resources otherwise, that these countries cannot afford.
- angry_octet 10y agoI'm sorry but I find this statement completely deluded. Law enforcement in third world countries is often inaccurate, corrupt and ineffectual. Swift justice is actually just pre-determined guilt: the police arrested them because they were guilty. It is more about maintaining power structures.
- cft 10y agoExactly.
- witty_username 10y agoThird world countries don't always have swift justice. For example, in India court cases can often take a long time.
- intended 10y agoWhich at least builds on the belief that courts should work as courts. Not mock trials where guilt is pre-supposed and you end up tossing people you don't like away. The idea of a quick sentence without a fair trial is abhorrent and kryptonite to the functioning an actual robust society,