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by ZenoArrow
3885 days ago
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I'm not completely against vigilantism, there are cases where it's warranted, especially as a temporary workaround for government corruption. However, once you start relying on vigilantism as the only way to get things done then new problems arise, if I had to generalise those problems they're to do with increased difficulty in going back to stable governance. Consider the rise of the Sicilian Mafia as one example of what can happen when you have an inept government unable or unwilling to protect its people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sicilian_Mafia#Post-feudal_Sic... |
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