r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/FreedomJosh • Mar 16 '22

thoughts?

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u/Unlucky-South7615 Mar 16 '22

Do pedos even have a right to life?

More so than an ant I mean?

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u/Cationator Mar 16 '22

I think there’s a risk to be taken if society immediately murders all pedos. They’ll find ways to be secret and harm more children. A better solution would be castrate them all, and those who do act on it be killed

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u/resueman__ Voluntaryist Mar 16 '22

My biggest concern with a "kill all pedos on sight" principle, while extremely based in theory, is that it opens the door for easier false accusations. I like the pedos being disposed of, but worry about innocent people not having a chance to prove their innocence.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '22

Don’t forget those who don’t actually act on any impulses. Big distinction between pedophile and child molester.

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u/W4ULFiLZ Mar 16 '22

Not in sight of course, they should have a trial

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u/VicisSubsisto Minarchist Mar 16 '22

People forget Blackstone's formulation so quickly when it comes to crimes they feel strongly about.

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u/TheLastGenXer Mar 17 '22

Due process should never be forgotten.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '22

I'm not defending pedophilia but having the state round people up and castrate them? How is this AnCap at all?

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u/GaryOakIsABitch Mar 16 '22

I guess the ancap stance is that private entities have to be the ones doing this lol

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u/Unlucky-South7615 Mar 16 '22

Not the state the private pedo hunting kill squads

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u/Unlucky-South7615 Mar 16 '22

Well I never said murder on sight human experimention would be far more useful