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>Given this context, I do not think the police should honor his request. If I read your argument correctly. It's OK for the police to remove protection from
by nabla9 5y ago
>Given this context, I do not think the police should honor his request.
If I read your argument correctly. It's OK for the police to remove protection from people based on the court of public opinion without due process if they are "bad hombres."
If that's true, you are casually suggesting is disregarding the core principles of rule of law and human rights in the society.
I find this attitude very disturbing and discussing. Maybe it's lack of understanding or genuine want to abandon principles of liberal democracies, I don't know.
- csomar 5y ago> If I read your argument correctly. It's OK for the police to remove protection from people based on the court of public opinion without due process if they are "bad hombres." Based on numair HN comment. It's funny the dude is angry at another dude because of lawlessness and suggests applying lawlessness to the other dude to teach about lawlessness.