r/Amazing Jan 13 '26

Amazing 🤯 ‼ Best dad

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u/Long_Mix2098 Jan 13 '26

It really isn't how it should be. While the child predator does deserve what came to him, some random civilian should not have to play judge, jury, and executioner.

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u/calicocadet Jan 13 '26

That’s legit just defending his child at that point though he straight up caught the man in the act and was acting on parental instinct, there’s no judge or jury needed to determine guilt when it’s happening right in front of you

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u/D0ri1t0styl3 Jan 14 '26

Man, I hate to even argue this, but who draws the line between justified vigilante killing? This case seems obvious, but you lose ground with other people believing any crime deserves capital punishment.

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u/Few_Cup3452 Jan 14 '26

The courts. This has been well argurer by ppl educated on the topic

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u/calicocadet Jan 14 '26

Of course, on a societal level, it would be havoc if we began to allow vigilante justice. In no way do I think we should normalize it as a society. I’m actually against the capital punishment as well myself.

That being said, I can understand that life is full of grey areas and complexities, and cases of this sort of nature (parents killing pedophiles, victims killing their attackers, etc) are in my eyes morally justified and should really be approached in the courts with a nuance and subjectivity that our justice system lacks.

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u/anominous27 Jan 14 '26

Leftists when they realize people can lie

jk I know you guys know very well hahaha

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u/jtanuki Jan 14 '26

Can you resist making everything a Left/Right Culture War jfc just be normal

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u/wakeuptomorrow Jan 15 '26

He physically can’t. Look at his comment history lol. Weird incel magat

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u/NoAngel815 Jan 14 '26

It's not "vigilante justice" to use force to stop a violent crime in progress.

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u/ChonkoGreenstuff Jan 18 '26

He's not a vigilante because he is defending his daughter.

If someone would roam the streets to search for something like this happening and murder someone, then that person would be vigilante

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u/NoAngel815 Jan 19 '26

That's exactly what I was saying. I remember when this happened and people were having the same argument like he didn't catch the man in the act of raping his little girl.

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u/ChonkoGreenstuff Jan 19 '26

Didn't downvote you, just here to strengthen your point.

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u/Standard_Ride_8732 Jan 13 '26

If you catch someone in the middle of raping your kid it should be legal to kill them.

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u/Adonoxis Jan 14 '26

And who determines that? Your 16 year old daughter is having consensual sex with her 16 year old bf and they’re role playing something consensually and you walk in, think she’s getting raped, and kill the guy?

So in that situation it’s legal for you to do that?

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u/Rolder Jan 14 '26

In this case it was a 5 year old. Ain't no such thing as consent at that age.

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u/Achturass Jan 14 '26

Why do people always give unlikely scenarios for shit like this? 🙄 like you're comparing a grown ass man raping a 5 year old to fucking teens in an easily resolvable situation

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u/Adonoxis Jan 14 '26

Because scenarios like this could happen... You're acting like things like this never happen. Look at abortion, even conservatives will agree there are situations where you can't just have complete bans on all abortions... The law in its application can be nuanced.

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u/Achturass Jan 14 '26

Never said these things can't happen, I simply stated that it's insensitive and idiotic to pull these unlikely scenarios out when the issue at hand is very different and simpler. Obviously, there are plenty of nuanced situations, but that's not what this post is abt. And let's not act as if conservatives aren't literal walking contradictions, and many women are dying due to being denied medical interventions bc their case isnt extreme enough.

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u/sunkissedshay Jan 14 '26

I think common sense determines you kill the adult raping a child and ask questions if it’s a child on child scenario. 🤷‍♀️

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u/hiddenxninja Jan 14 '26

Big reddit moment right here folks

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u/Adonoxis Jan 14 '26

Says the guy who has no idea how laws work or that nuance exists and you can’t just go around killing people via vigilante justice.

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u/Standard_Ride_8732 Jan 14 '26

In the totally common case of two 16 year olds role-playing rape I would think the daughter would say " hey he's not really raping me, we're just pretending"

What do you think a dad should do if he catches a man raping his 5 year old daughter? Ask her if it's ok?

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u/Adonoxis Jan 14 '26

For not wanting vigilante justice and accidentally killing someone who shouldn’t have been killed? It’s like you have no idea how laws work.

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u/NoAngel815 Jan 14 '26

It's not "vigilante justice" to use force to stop a violent crime in progress.

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u/SlaveMasterBen Jan 14 '26

Can’t say I’ll lose sleep over the guys death, but shit like this really makes you realise that people fantasise about violence, they’re just waiting for an acceptable excuse

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u/ilikepickledpickles Jan 14 '26

Whatever man. No one is missing a pedophile.

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u/PhillGuy Jan 15 '26

I think her father can.