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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
Aside from your absolutely ridiculous and frankly obscene caricature of "rich guys"... you know what else would bring this guys to "justice" outside the scope of the law? Cornering him in an alley and breaking his arms and legs with a baseball bat. That'll teach him, and serve as a warning to other psychopath lawyers and doctors! Are you up for that, too?
Let me be blunt: I think the next time you want to categorize people as being psychopaths, you should try looking in a mirror.
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caricature of rich guys? I doubt that people that annually make less then the 50k he spent (in a year)are going out to pop lions with there income. In order to do something like this, you need to have the means. How often do we see celebrities/politicians/CEOs get away with crimes. The Internet removes the normal proceedings and makes them accountable.
So you want me to look in a mirror and call me a psychopath? For what? Does that make the thousands and thousands commenting on this psychos? Bit of a stretch. This brought out emotions in people. It has brought awareness and it ha angered people. That is why the response has been huge, and so directed.
I'm also curious how often Internet shaming gets it wrong if anyone on that side cares to back it up. I'm sure there are cases, but it seems to me the Internet does in a couple hours what used to take police months of investigating.