And ask all the innocent people killed by vigilante justice and mob justice throughout history if it actually achieved true justice.
ConditionOverload
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Agreed, the corruption is laughable. But the best way to go about it is with peaceful protests. Burning down a suspected person's house...I can't agree with that line of thinking. Taking justice into your own hands isn't a good way for a civilized society to behave. It's really tough, but mob justice has killed innocent people all throughout history. I will never support it.
I think the best course of action is peaceful protests and making the issue known worldwide, even more so than already.
Burning down the house of a suspect isn't the right thing to do. If by chance they kill an innocent person, are these people really going to go to take responsibility for it?
I heavily disagree that action is always better than inaction. This is how wars are started. The system sucks but peaceful protests are the way to do enact change as a civilized society. If by some chance these people kill an innocent person, they're not going to take responsibility for it.
Which isn't really a good thing because it sets a dangerous precedent to just resort to mob justice/violence whenever there's doubt cast on anyone. Too many innocent lives have been lost in the history of the world because they were victims of mob mentality.
I'm saying this as an Indian person.
Embiid's only real enemy is the 2nd round. If only the NBA removed the 2nd round so he can just lose in the conference finals for a few years instead.
Is he implying that he's gonna do a Ben Simmons and sit out until he's traded?
Oh great, Doris. Has she ever criticized any player ever? She only seems to kiss ass over and over about any given player.
I just wonder if Harden is disgruntled enough to not play in the regular season if no trade happens, like Simmons did.
What even is their plan with OG?
Agreed entirely.