[Romulus]

Fine; I’ll put you down as a vote against the rule of law.

[ClearCase_guy]

Fine; I’ll put you down as a vote against the rule of law.

It's a quaint notion, but I think we got rid of that some time ago.

[alstewartfan]

There IS no law in a world where child predators get released. But only in a case where HIS loved one was molested do I support this guy.

[Turbo Pig]

Fine; I’ll put you down as a vote against the rule of law.

I looked it up. In Neb., if he gets convicted of Manslaughter, there is no mandatory minimum. So, 100 hours of community service would fall under the rule of law. Not going to say it's going to happen, just saying it is possible.

[alstewartfan]

There IS no law in a world where child predators get released. But only in a case where HIS loved one was molested do I support this guy.

[chris37]

Whatever that is.

[SaxxonWoods]

“Fine; I’ll put you down as a vote against the rule of law.”

The perp believes in the rule of law and turned himself in. He’s even admitted it was premeditated. It will be an interesting case. I expect a guilty plea.

[suthener]

“Fine; I’ll put you down as a vote against the rule of law.”

I said he should punished. How is that against the rule of law?

[Vigilantcitizen]

“I drove by [Condoluci’s house] and to my horror he was standing in his driveway pretending to wash his truck, (no soap or water just a rag) while staring at a group of children playing in the street. I watched him for a few minutes and just felt sick to my stomach. He just kept staring at them,” Fairbanks wrote. Fairbanks grew increasingly concerned after noticing Condoluci had a playground set installed in his backyard, and no fence. “It agonized me for days,” the vigilante said, stating that he couldn’t sleep. “I researched him more and more and found that he had victimized dozens of kids in different states. One kids’ mother had created a predator Facebook page about him trying to warn people about him. Her son had been assaulted by him when he was 5 and the damage he did led the poor guy to die of a drug overdose years later…”

"The rule of law" obviously could give a f#ck about a man that has a long history stretching back years and across states of assaulting young kids. Pedos are widespread in government, so I'm sure they could give a f#ck too, long as it ain't their kids.

And I'm sure the "rule of law" is very busy making sure citizens are sheltering in place, social distancing,and not working so the destruction of America can come to completion. Who has time to worry about a child predator?

And I'm sure being that this man who shot the predator was in corrections, he knew beforehand "the rule of law" was gonna do f@ck all to stop this man. Glaringly absent from the story is any mention of how many times police were called about this man. Obviously, dude didn't just sacrifice his freedom, firearm rights, and commit murder for no good reason.

I would of done the same thing.

[Grimmy]

Fine; I’ll put you down as a vote against the rule of law.

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Fine; I’ll put you down as supporting the manipulation of the rule of law that ensures the survival and eventual continued access of sexual predators to new victims.

See how that works? How easy it is to take the weak sauce of pathetic virtue signalers, wrap it up around something hard and jagged and then shove it right up in them?

How about you and your fellow cattle be held accountable as accessories for every sexual predator that re-offends once released?

That’d be fun.

[Repeat Offender]

When the "rule of law" lets some sick f**k like this kid toucher back out on the street - yeah, I'm against the rule of law.

I'd give the man a medal for shooting him. I'd give him the keys to the city if he also shot the judge that let the pedophile see the light of day again.

[Balding_Eagle]

Vigilante justice is better than no justice at all.

[gogeo]

Fine; I’ll put you down as a vote against the rule of law.

"Sanctimonious twit" is not a good look for you.

[Oatka]

[Response to post 1] Fine; I’ll put you down as a vote against the rule of law.

Here's another vote.