Have you ever wondered how people, who have done something unspeakably terrible could have the right to live any longer? I have.
Since having children, my ability to sympathize with every societal ill, has been reduced to a bare minimum. Surely, there are those who are more able to clearly articulate a system of justice, which should compensate all parties. I, however, have difficulties pardoning those who would otherwise be at the mercy of the family wronged. What is to stop a father from avenging some terrible act done to his children? And what court of law, would be doing justice, by preventing that same father from coming to the rescue of his child, no matter the means?
If I were in this situation, I'm pretty sure I would want to do something, which I would regret later. But who is to say when justice is really served? Is justice best served by the judicial system? Is it wrong to take matters into your own hands? If two wrongs don't make a right, who's to say, which wrong is unnecessary?
Maybe there are cases, which do make a wrong necessary?
