Thank you for the context. I may do that. A lot does depend on whether
they drove down the street and saw men they assumed were stealing or
whether they knew for a fact that they had just caught the local mafia
red-handed.

On 2/9/09, Bruce Sorge <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> This is a small clip from Gunner Palace, a documentary that was made in
> 2004. Like every anti-war asshole they only put this small piece up to
> piss off the other anti-war bleeding hearts. No surprise there though.
> Watch the documentary and decide for yourselves what is and is not
> 'right' or 'just'.
>
>
> Jerry Johnson wrote:
>> I don't know that it is "monumentally more wrong".
>>
>> They took away the tools of his crime. Which probably prevented more
>> crime.
>>
>> I didnt see the video, but I can imagine that removing the ability to
>> commit
>> further thefts (which might be a bigger threat to rebuilding the society
>> and
>> infrastructure) is more important than the job loss of a single taxi
>> driver.
>>
>> The only issue I have is policing by military. They are not trained for
>> it,
>> they don't have the temperament (or they would BE policemen) so don't
>> expect
>> them to excel at it.
>>
>> The capriciousness of teens with really BIG guns should be expected.
>>
>> I guess for me if the penalty is KNOWN, and applied evenhandedly (every
>> taxi
>> driver that steal lumber gets his car crushed), then caveat stealer.
>>
>> Or, in current vernacular, don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
>>
>
> 

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