Damn Right
Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:08 pm
Yes, it's Texas, but I don't see a problem here...
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/ ... story.html
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/ ... story.html
"if any"? Why, he beat a man to death with his bare hands. How could he walk away without any sort of trial?Harmon said a grand jury will decide what, if any, charges the father will face.
Yeah, maybe he was some sort of hypersexual zombie who was immune to pain and kept on trying to rape that poor little girl.“In the course of trying to get her away from him, and protect her, he struck the subject several times in the head and the subject died,” Harmon said.
The victim is the girl, not the dead pedo...Ryoki wrote: Another problem i have with this story is the claim that the victim sexually assaulted the guys daughter within hearing distance.
Imagine for a minute that the dad might not be telling the truth. It's supposedly why we have a justice system.xer0s wrote:The victim is the girl, not the dead pedo...Ryoki wrote: Another problem i have with this story is the claim that the victim sexually assaulted the guys daughter within hearing distance.
Aye I was thinking his story seemed a bit suspicious, especially as the 'paedo' has no previous convictions for shit ?, then all of a sudden hes feeling up little girls in front of the dad. Might be the way the article's written but I have problems believing his story.Ryoki wrote:Gutfeelings based on nothing make for a pisspoor justice system, idiots.
Another problem i have with this story is the claim that the victim sexually assaulted the guys daughter within hearing distance. How often do you hear of a pedo going about their business like that? Never? Me too.
Eh no. Even if there wasn't any doubt at all that the man was sexually harassing the girl, then it is still wrong to beat him to death or take any sort of retaliatory action. We have laws and a justice system for that, and we all agreed to abide the law and have the police and justice deal with those that do not. If we do not adhere to those agreements then that can only bring misery and chaos. Sure, the man may have acted out of emotion, I'd probably take a swing at anyone trying to harrass my daughter as well, but that doesn't make it morally OK to do so.seremtan wrote:there's not really enough info the article to draw any conclusions. if the guy was still trying to get at his daughter while he was right there in the room, then fair enough; but if he just attacked the guy because he was furious - as one would be in that situation - then it's a different story. the article's a bit ambiguous, hence the varying reactions ITT
TBH we all agree to abide by the law when it suites us, well atleast some of us do, I think id be morally fucked up if I never done anything (atleast beat him til he looks dead) and that happened to any of my relatives, if someone asked me if I would do it again after spending most of my life behind bars id hope id say yesEraser wrote:Eh no. Even if there wasn't any doubt at all that the man was sexually harassing the girl, then it is still wrong to beat him to death or take any sort of retaliatory action. We have laws and a justice system for that, and we all agreed to abide the law and have the police and justice deal with those that do not. If we do not adhere to those agreements then that can only bring misery and chaos. Sure, the man may have acted out of emotion, I'd probably take a swing at anyone trying to harrass my daughter as well, but that doesn't make it morally OK to do so.seremtan wrote:there's not really enough info the article to draw any conclusions. if the guy was still trying to get at his daughter while he was right there in the room, then fair enough; but if he just attacked the guy because he was furious - as one would be in that situation - then it's a different story. the article's a bit ambiguous, hence the varying reactions ITT
Eraser wrote:Eh no. Even if there wasn't any doubt at all that the man was sexually harassing the girl, then it is still wrong to beat him to death or take any sort of retaliatory action. We have laws and a justice system for that, and we all agreed to abide the law and have the police and justice deal with those that do not. If we do not adhere to those agreements then that can only bring misery and chaos. Sure, the man may have acted out of emotion, I'd probably take a swing at anyone trying to harrass my daughter as well, but that doesn't make it morally OK to do so.seremtan wrote:there's not really enough info the article to draw any conclusions.
ffsseremtan wrote:there's not really enough info the article to draw any conclusions.
Implying that it's OK for him being beaten to death if that were the case.if the guy was still trying to get at his daughter while he was right there in the room, then fair enough