[turkishcandy]

I'm a firm believer in the legal system. I disagree with many laws, but if I cross the ones that I disagree with, other people will start crossing the ones they disagree too and soon we will have no laws. Today if we let these people stop douchebag drivers by force, who knows who's gonna stop you from doing something by force tomorrow? In my earlier posts I compared these videos to SJWs in restaurants and false rape allegations, but is it really to big a jump from this to that? The idea of ''right and wrong'' are very subjective. These guys think what they're doing is right and you agree with them and nobody stops them. But tomorrow someone can beat you up for smoking in a shopping mall or running a red light or ''hurting'' or ''harassing'' a girl if the police fails to do its duty, and there will be no one to stop them from beating you because they will think laws don't matter that much and you have it coming. I will defend the rights of the legally guilty people in order to protect the rights of the innocent. Sticking stickers can turn into beating tomorrow and then lynching the next day. We have laws for a reason and if you start crossing them because you think it's right, it will come around and bite you in the ass. Once they start crossing lines and get away with it, they will keep crossing more and more. So it's best to stop them from crossing the first line: they have no right to act as the police and stick stickers and beat up the drivers after they provoke them. Other than that, I don't see anything wrong with standing in front of cars and shooting videos.

As for manosphere shaming, it's a matter of free speech. So I have no problem with shaming. It's subject to lawsuits, not criminal law. I personally do bash fat people and sluts in general, but i don't go after individuals for moral reasons.