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How do you propose we change these things without significant societal support and activism? It's like arguing we shouldn't abolish slavery because of the many
by mercer 9y ago
How do you propose we change these things without significant societal support and activism? It's like arguing we shouldn't abolish slavery because of the many writings that expose the extent and cruelty of it, but instead sit down and think about it 'rationally'.
- belorn 9y agoIf you mean how we change statue of limitation laws and the requirements for a guilty verdict, then I would propose that someone make a suggestion on what those changes should be. Like say we remove statue of limitation laws. Why have it if we demand punishment anyway and going to use extra judicial punishment to get it? If the issue is evidence, then the extreme end would be to say that any accusation is true until proven false. If that is too extreme, argue for some line between that and something which would include the person in the article. Slavery was abolished in law. Enforcement of those laws are done by police, investigators and courts. It is very clear that the abolish slavery movement had a clear idea on what the law aught to be. So if you feel like you are just like the abolish slavery movement, what aught the law be today?