Is vandalising an illegally-parked car justifiable?

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Anyone can implement Duterte-style justice in their own backyard. The question is, does it point in the same direction your personal ethical compass does?

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  1. Jewel Jade FloresFebruary 3, 2016 at 12:20 PM

    If you are being an asshole, well there are always worse than you.

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