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by Amorphous Blob on October 10th, 2009
I'd totally understand wanting to maim the guy. And in strictly literal terms a shot molester would be "less bad" than several molested children whose entire lives are severely affected or ruined. (I have no idea why molesters ever get out of prison. If they have to be released, why, if it's ok to "chemically castrate" them it's not ok to surgically remove their whole package and make them wear an ankle bracelet for life and even make them live in supervised housing.) But I think that the country is better off when the rule of law applies, instead of vigilantism.
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You're reading True story: A man's son is molested by a pervert, the man sneaks a gun into the courthouse and as the pervert is escorted to court the man shoots him in the head. A jury finds the man innocent by reason of mental distress. I call this justice, agreed?
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