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Good point, now we can get a (for me?) more interesting discussion: - Was something illegal done here? - If yes, why is it (seemingly) so easy to do this? - Ho
by sgift 12y ago
Good point, now we can get a (for me?) more interesting discussion:
- Was something illegal done here?
- If yes, why is it (seemingly) so easy to do this?
- How can this be changed?
- Should it be changed? (In my opinion: Yes, a law which is easily breakable is useless)
Note: I only raise questions of legality here, not morality. I will not even start to discuss the morality of this action, because in my opinion anyone who says anything besides "horrible, not tolerable" in his analysis of what happened here has such a fundamental different set of core values from myself that any discussion would be a complete waste of time.
- digikata 12y agoIt seems relatively easy to rob or murder someone. Does that make the laws against such activities useless?
- dragonwriter 12y ago> Was something illegal done here? - If yes, why is it (seemingly) so easy to do this? Laws don't exist to make it impossible to do the prohibited things, they exist to provide consequences for doing the prohibited things. Particularly, civil laws of this kind exist to provide compensation to those harmed by the act prohibited. But they tend to require the person who believes they are due compensation to actively seek it.