I knew I'd get told off for not writing that accurately :)
I guess I'm saying that it's not up to Homer Stimson to declare who is guilty of quite horrible crimes. By doing so, it would appear that he's taking the law into his own hands and inciting mob justice. These put-upon people would surely be within their rights to sue him for slander/libel or whatever.
I'm sure Stimson will fight the moral high ground ("they're paedos innit?") until kingdom come but he's got to start acting within the law.
EDIT: This bloke worked for my Dad. LOL. articles.baltimoresun.com/2002-08-08/news/0208080266_1_carroll-county-burton-frederick-county
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Fray Brentos *mega-belms*, Tue 16 Sep 2014, 14:48,
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Oh, I know what you mean, and I'm in agreement.
I'm just being pedantic as a work-avoidance tactic.
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Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Tue 16 Sep 2014, 14:56,
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If he works from home,
that's the same thing.
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monkeon schmonkeon, Tue 16 Sep 2014, 16:47,
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I guessed the classic clip incorrectly.
Thought that was going to be
www.youtube.com/watch?v=co_DNpTMKXk
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monkeon schmonkeon, Tue 16 Sep 2014, 17:02,
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Woohoo! Can I have a degree please?!
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Fray Brentos *mega-belms*, Tue 16 Sep 2014, 15:00,
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Oh, all right then.
But in a cruel twist, it's only in Sociology.
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Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Tue 16 Sep 2014, 16:00,
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b3ta links board is not the place for cogent arguments, grammar, spelling, and manners
what you're getting at is that he should make a citizen's arrest if he believes an offence has been committed, but instead he finds these men guilty without due process and in place of the courts. He is acting as undercover policeman as well as judge and jury with no qualifications, training, supervision, nor authority.
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