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Really? Imagine a person in a locked building with ticking bomb, authorities are nowhere in sight. People, including loved ones, are vulnerable. Should that p
by AmIFirstToThink 9y ago
Really?
Imagine a person in a locked building with ticking bomb, authorities are nowhere in sight. People, including loved ones, are vulnerable.
Should that person just wait and do nothing for the fear of you, sir, SomeStupidPoint, had created a law that holds that person accountable if something goes wrong?
Its her life and your law doesn't mean a thing, if not downright unethical and tormenting. She has every right to try to defuse or shield the bomb.
Should the IT departments of fortune 500 companies not try to respond and save their assets or should they just wait for Authorities?
You think a ticking time bomb is a crime scene, I think of it as a self-defense situation that hasn't played out completely yet. She has full right to self-defense, successful or not.
Look, ma, words on paper, that must stop bad things from happening right? Ma? Maaaa?