Tag Archives: justice

Why Do Liberals Reject Vigilante Fiction?

Posted on May 28, 2013 10:48 pm UTC by bidinotto

I had missed this essay by Anthony Paletta when it first appeared in February 2012, but it raises a question that the author answers with some good insights — especially near the end: Why do people on the political … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays, Reviews, Vigilante fiction | Tagged Anthony Paletta, Barry Eisler, Billy Jack, Bonnie and Clyde, Death Wish, determinism, Dirty Harry, Django Unchained, Dog Day Afternoon, Harry Brown, Jack Reacher, justice, Lee Child, Quentin Tarantino, Silence of the Lambs, social justice, The Brave One, The Godfather, vigilante films, vigilante justice, vigilante violence, violence in films | Leave a comment

Do I Really Advocate Vigilante Justice?

Posted on June 13, 2012 1:54 pm UTC by bidinotto

I’ve been prompted to post something about this recent, grim story of so-called “vigilante justice” in Texas, in which a father discovered a man molesting his four-year-old daughter and beat him to death on the spot. Now, this isn’t a … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays, HUNTER: A Thriller, Inspirational | Tagged anarchism, anarchy, crime, Dylan Hunter, HUNTER: A Thriller, injustice, justice, law, law enforcement, outlaws, police, vigilantes, vigilantism, violence | 24 Comments

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Do I Really Advocate Vigilante Justice?

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