@royale_with_cheese said:
That quote would only work on a purely theoretical basis. People commit crimes for numerous reasons, that are not attributed to education. E.g. necessity, greed, duress, etc.
Think about it, if we had a better society, people would need to comit crimes, the society is there to survive and have a good life as a whole, but people is unable to be completely happy, in our society there is a huge amout of suffering, people need crime to survive, in a world where there are more poor people than rich people, crime is the logical response to that, we need to change people mind, we need more education.
Yes, Frank is crazy, but he's not a maniac. He does show discretion in cases where the punishment don't fit the crime. He looks out for the little people, that the "super" heroes tend to forget while fighting intergalactic conquerors and such.
WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU SAYING?! The real world is nothing like a comicbook world...
I'd rather have someone like the Punisher guarding the streets, as opposed to say, Batman, who's strict no-kill code makes him equally responsible for all the blood that the Joker has shed for every time he escapes the Arkham Asylum.
Criminals like the Joker doesn't exist!!! He is just a crap of character...
@Soulstealer said:
Yes. Some people just need killing.
I'm not The Punisher, but I'm not going to screw around either. There are people that aren't beyond redemption, because I believe that no one is beyond redemption. But you know what the thing about redemption is? You have to want to be redeemed. There are unrepentant monsters in the world and I'm vicious enough that I know I'd end up hurting some of them pretty badly and I wouldn't cry myself to sleep over it.
The world doesn't need to be a bloodbath, but being afraid to kill is selfish in my view because there are times when you're just allowing the status quo and the status quo sometimes is genocide, murder, victimization, and horror.
They don't exist...
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