If you're comfortable taking on the role of a parent disciplining their child and imposing consequences on misbehaving children, then why not be comfortable wit

If you're comfortable taking on the role of a parent disciplining their child and imposing consequences on misbehaving children, then why not be comfortable with taking on that role against drug addicts stealing copper? The inability to have a copper item out in public because a thief would vandalize and steal it is as much a human rights abuse as being falsely accused of stealing copper by the cops because of public surveillance footage (or whatever specific eventuality you're worried as a result of surveillance cameras existing). Is it a different constitutional framework of laws, a different criminal justice system, that detects and punishes the drug-addicted copper-thief and the corrupt law enforcement official?