The justice systems fails victims every day… Sometimes taking justice in our own hands is the only way

I do acknowledge that the justice system is far from perfect, but it’s much more complex than just killing everyone who is ever accused of committing a crime, there’s a reason for due process. Many people are not willing to or reliable enough to take justice into their own hands, I would rather have an arbiter as an authority on the matter, and when that is the case there are many guidelines to follow in order to make sure people are treated fairly.

Like I said, the justice system is not a tool for victims to seek revenge. It is meant to ensure fairness and public safety.

you sound to have no heart, a child sexually abused day after day, yet you think the perp should be given jail time and therapy?

On the contrary, my sympathy is the reason for my position. It appears that you see a crime as being between a guilty party and a victim. I see crime as two victims of a sick society/disposition. I recognize that we live in a cause and effect reality, everything has a reason. A child molester is a detestable creature, but there is a reason why that person developed and thinks the way they do which would suggest that they are a victim themselves, a victim of biology or possibly even having been abused themselves at a young age.

My position is that the justice system ought to recognize these causes to crime and seek for the reduction of crime through prevention and rehabilitation. Extermination never gets to the root of the problem; it will not reduce crime in the long term because it does nothing to change the corrupt society that breeds the criminal behavior.

It is proven that these sick people never get over there cravings and desires. Just like serial killers, they are born with a messed of DNA, and will never be healed

This is indeed the case in a few instances, but far from the norm; most people who commit crimes go on to lead productive lives as moral people. For those who are shown to have a mental dispostion, there are institutions to keep them from harming others.

It is also not always the result of genetics; environmental factors have a huge role to play in the development of the way a person thinks or behaves, whether you commit crimes or not.

When a person kills someone we’re quick to point blame as if to say they could have chosen not to kill but decided to do it anyway. Suppose that person were to have committed suicide afterward and an autopsy revealed that the person had a brain tumor, and that that brain tumor just so happened to be in the precise spot so as to lead to the person having a violent disposition… how quickly we change our view and realize that despite the unfortunate murder, the person who did it was actually a victim of their own biology.

But biological factors are but one of many causal factors that lead to people making the decisions they do every day.

Again, discovering the causes behind criminal behavior and enacting ways to reduce those causes in order to prevent such behavior from developing in the first place is more beneficial than simply pointing blame and continuing to live in an unchanged corrupt society.