The case of Cain Velasquez highlights the injustice of a system that denies bail to a protective father while granting it to a serial child sex offender.

“And we'll get into that specifically, where in this case the child sex offender Mhm. was let out with no bail required, and the father who tried to take out the pedophilic trash was put in jail with no bail allowed.”

Vigilantism is a valid response for a citizen to handle situations themselves when they are personally wronged instead of going to the police.

“but just for the record a visual and II don't mean like you necessarily out in the bushes saving other people it means like you might be a good your regular citizen you don't do crime but when somebody [ __ ] with you you don't go to the police you kind of take things into your own hands that's what”

Luke suggests that acting in association with law enforcement to gather evidence is a positive action, provided it is done as properly as possible.

“I I when I hear this thing of like he's not actually doing any of the enforcement. He's just gathering chat logs and handing over over to the police and it has been successful. To me, that's like huge W.”

Extrajudicial killing is only a last resort in a failed state, which is not the case in the current United States.

“vigilantism is basically a statement saying Society has failed to such an egregious extent that have to take the law into my old hands and into my own hands and like in a failed State like I can understand it but I don't think we're anywhere near that point yet”

Vigilantism is a tool for tribal societies, not for functional societies that possess a court system.

“vigilantism is a great thing in tribal societies where there's no court vigil anism is a horrible thing in societies where you do have court”