Jsfitzgerald85
NES Member
Heres a scenario you witness a guy run after another gun and hit him, so according to you, you just witnessed one man being assaulted so you rush to his defense and beat the other guy, now later on you find out that the guy you saved just molested the guy chasing him child. You cant jump to conclusions and automatically rush to judgement. Thats why we have juries and judges. Once all the facts have been presented then you make a judgement. You dont become judge, jury, and executioner because even though you witnessed something you may not have all the facts on what you just witnessed.Correct me if I am wrong but what you are saying is that people can / will make mistakes even if they witness a crime taking place right in front of them?
The only way that we as a society can be 100% sure that only the guilty are punished is by due process? No matter what crime has taken place, no matter how many people witnessed it, no matter how heinous it was, we can never condone people taking the law into their own hands and say give a suspect a beating? In other words you advocate for a fair trial 100% of the time? You cannot bear the thought of even 1 innocent person getting harmed? Correct?