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11/11/2019 2:50:44 AM
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Do you believe in “No victim no crime” mentality?
Personally I do but I’m curious to see what you guys think.
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#Offtopic
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Is causality real?
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Yep. If they arent harming anyone let them do it.
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3 RespuestasNo. Just because there's no victim this time doesn't mean there won't be the next. Take running red lights for example. Just because there happened to be no one on the road at that time doesn't mean it was OK. People are creatures of habit. Make it a habit to run reds and you're tempting fate.
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5 RespuestasNo. If it is against the law and you do it, no matter if there is a victim or not, it is a crime and something you should not do. Not only are you violating our code of law which is important you also are not benefiting society. [spoiler]Lawful Neutral is such a great alignment. Maybe i should respond next in Chaotic Good.[/spoiler]
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2 RespuestasEditado por cRaZyT101: 11/11/2019 11:55:20 AMNo. Resisting arrest has no victims, technically.
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No Intent exists Now, are there some laws that should be abolished or changed? Yes, and at times it takes breaking them to bring that change about, but it's still not free reign to go out breaking laws. If you do break them with intent to help draw attention to wrongs that need to be addressed, be ready to face the consequences that come with it. If you break a law to just out of spite, then you're not very bright.
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10 RespuestasIf a crime doesn’t have a victim then it shouldn’t be a crime. I’m struggling to think of any crimes that don’t have a victim though.
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If it really is completely victimless then yes. Some examples would be nice
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9 RespuestasThere’s always a victim. It’s just sometimes it happens to be the person who commits the crime
