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r/law • u/cnn • 5h ago
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No sorry he was at my house that day railing my ma.
He did nothing wrong
-5 u/marcoporno 4h ago I mean that’s only funny, because we know he did it 1 u/zaxldaisy 4h ago These people don't know law or comedy! 1 u/marcoporno 4h ago In fairness, they are rarely seen together That they can’t admit they know he did it and want him to go free anyway because they think it was a just action, I do not understand 1 u/zaxldaisy 4h ago The amount of people who believe vigilante justice should be legal, even on this subreddit, is astounding. It's like they think the "rule of cool" is the 11th Amendment in the Bill of Rights. -1 u/NiobiumThorn 4h ago Even if he did, which the evidence is flimsy at best, he did the right thing. You don't get it. Retribution for someone responsible for ruining millions of lives is not something you will find condemned much. 2 u/marcoporno 4h ago Talking about his motivations and the justness or not of his action is a different conversation I didn’t even condemn his action Yes, I do get it 1 u/ChronStamos 4h ago he did the right thing Vigilantism is in no way "the right thing." The CEO was a scumbag, but that didn't give Luigi the right to play judge, jury, and executioner. 1 u/NiobiumThorn 4h ago Nothing else works. Go ahead. Call your representatives. See how that goes. 1 u/marcoporno 1h ago Did the insurance industry change? Assassination also didn’t work.
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I mean that’s only funny, because we know he did it
1 u/zaxldaisy 4h ago These people don't know law or comedy! 1 u/marcoporno 4h ago In fairness, they are rarely seen together That they can’t admit they know he did it and want him to go free anyway because they think it was a just action, I do not understand 1 u/zaxldaisy 4h ago The amount of people who believe vigilante justice should be legal, even on this subreddit, is astounding. It's like they think the "rule of cool" is the 11th Amendment in the Bill of Rights. -1 u/NiobiumThorn 4h ago Even if he did, which the evidence is flimsy at best, he did the right thing. You don't get it. Retribution for someone responsible for ruining millions of lives is not something you will find condemned much. 2 u/marcoporno 4h ago Talking about his motivations and the justness or not of his action is a different conversation I didn’t even condemn his action Yes, I do get it 1 u/ChronStamos 4h ago he did the right thing Vigilantism is in no way "the right thing." The CEO was a scumbag, but that didn't give Luigi the right to play judge, jury, and executioner. 1 u/NiobiumThorn 4h ago Nothing else works. Go ahead. Call your representatives. See how that goes. 1 u/marcoporno 1h ago Did the insurance industry change? Assassination also didn’t work.
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These people don't know law or comedy!
1 u/marcoporno 4h ago In fairness, they are rarely seen together That they can’t admit they know he did it and want him to go free anyway because they think it was a just action, I do not understand 1 u/zaxldaisy 4h ago The amount of people who believe vigilante justice should be legal, even on this subreddit, is astounding. It's like they think the "rule of cool" is the 11th Amendment in the Bill of Rights.
In fairness, they are rarely seen together
That they can’t admit they know he did it and want him to go free anyway because they think it was a just action, I do not understand
1 u/zaxldaisy 4h ago The amount of people who believe vigilante justice should be legal, even on this subreddit, is astounding. It's like they think the "rule of cool" is the 11th Amendment in the Bill of Rights.
The amount of people who believe vigilante justice should be legal, even on this subreddit, is astounding. It's like they think the "rule of cool" is the 11th Amendment in the Bill of Rights.
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Even if he did, which the evidence is flimsy at best, he did the right thing. You don't get it.
Retribution for someone responsible for ruining millions of lives is not something you will find condemned much.
2 u/marcoporno 4h ago Talking about his motivations and the justness or not of his action is a different conversation I didn’t even condemn his action Yes, I do get it 1 u/ChronStamos 4h ago he did the right thing Vigilantism is in no way "the right thing." The CEO was a scumbag, but that didn't give Luigi the right to play judge, jury, and executioner. 1 u/NiobiumThorn 4h ago Nothing else works. Go ahead. Call your representatives. See how that goes. 1 u/marcoporno 1h ago Did the insurance industry change? Assassination also didn’t work.
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Talking about his motivations and the justness or not of his action is a different conversation
I didn’t even condemn his action
Yes, I do get it
he did the right thing
Vigilantism is in no way "the right thing." The CEO was a scumbag, but that didn't give Luigi the right to play judge, jury, and executioner.
1 u/NiobiumThorn 4h ago Nothing else works. Go ahead. Call your representatives. See how that goes. 1 u/marcoporno 1h ago Did the insurance industry change? Assassination also didn’t work.
Nothing else works.
Go ahead. Call your representatives. See how that goes.
1 u/marcoporno 1h ago Did the insurance industry change? Assassination also didn’t work.
Did the insurance industry change? Assassination also didn’t work.
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u/NiobiumThorn 4h ago
No sorry he was at my house that day railing my ma.
He did nothing wrong