>>40
What's wrong with vigilante justice?
No due process of law. It's so much easier to frame someone and get away with it. Also, ``payback'' or ``revenge'' aren't justice.
>>38-cretin
feeding and housing mass murders and rapists through their natural life
If you have some process that can magically repair their brain damage and make them honest reliable citizens, I'd love to hear all about it.
not just killing violent criminals
No human or association of humans has the right to decide another human's life. No, I don't care what they did. By killing them, you are devaluing
my life, so I am very opposed to it.
and making non-violent crimes legal or incurring a monetary fine
There are plenty of things that are ``crimes'' yet aren't actually wrong; possession and small-scale growing of marijuana, breaking of DRM, private not-for-profit file-sharing, infringing on software patents, and the list is (sadly) growing everyday. Let's not forget that not even a century ago, homosexuality used to be a crime. You might want to define ``crime'' before you declare the war on it.