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No, hence we're now seeing cases like Brian Thompson's where citizens rightly take law enforcement into their own hands because the actual judiciary has been co
by maeil 2y ago
No, hence we're now seeing cases like Brian Thompson's where citizens rightly take law enforcement into their own hands because the actual judiciary has been completely captured by the wealthy class.
- moshegramovsky 2y ago100% hard agree.
- whatshisface 2y agoBefore we go too far down this road, post revolutionary France had the terror and produced a dictator that swept over Europe.
- maeil 2y agoWe're hundreds of miles off from going too far down this road. This is taking one step on a road that spans the globe. It's about as relevant to bring this up now as it would have been to do so when people celebrated the death of Bin Laden, and I'm sure you didn't at the time. The latter even had an arguably better reason behind his acts that wasn't solely personal greed.
- bobs_salsa 2y agoThat’s a great point, and if that comes to be, that burden shall lay with the rich. This should all serve as a warning to the wealthy on what will happen if they continue distancing themselves from accountability. It’s a zero sum game.
- fakedang 2y agoA dictator, sure, but also a breath of fresh air from the previous regime that went on a mass-murdering spree.