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vigilanteism implies he hunted him down. the trespasser came to his property. the guy confronted him and held him there until the authorities arrived. are you
by hunterb123 4y ago
vigilanteism implies he hunted him down. the trespasser came to his property.
the guy confronted him and held him there until the authorities arrived.
are you implying people should not protect their livelihood and let trespassers loot even if they could stop them?
why should those property owners who are fully in the right morally and legally do that when the trespassers are flagrantly breaking the law?
- UncleMeat 4y agoI'm not talking about him protecting his property. I'm talking about the bensforbars thing.
- hunterb123 4y agoI see, but I don't find a problem with that either though. Seems no different than crime stoppers, it's usually just a reward for information leading to an arrest, it's not an actual bounty. It's not excluding that, but he's most likely hoping someone who knows the person who stole it will rat for the money. And I think you'll have to provide examples of the "terrible outcomes caused by private vigilanteism".
- iluvcommunism 4y agoThis is why I stopped commenting here. HN commenters have schizophrenia it seems like.