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"Death Wish" comes to Britain
Peter Glover has an interesting article at Tech Central... in the wake of a five year effective sentence for a convicted pederast (the victim was a toddler, BTW), a British film producer is bringing out "Outlaw," a Death Wish - like film set in Britain.
"As Love's movie lead puts it, "If you want to spend the rest of your life being raped and bullied...and letting the pedophiles wander the playgrounds while you smile mutely and pay your taxes, then walk out the door." I suspect there won't be too many "walking out" on Outlaw however, unless it is because of its explicit content."
[Via Prof. Joe Olson]
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Comments
Awesome. I am a huge fan of vigilantism, at least in contrast to the passive alternative of victimhood. When the government refuses to enforce the law, the people should take it into their own hands and see that justice is served. At the very least, they should be entitled to self defense. Can you beleive the English invented those concepts?
Posted by: beerslurpy at June 23, 2006 08:07 PM