>But vigilante justice doesn't work!
Crime rates are dropping (except murders) and the sjw liberal west continues to believe Bolsonaro and Duterte were wrong
But vigilante justice doesn't work!
Jeremiah Bailey
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Aiden Nelson
>trusting in police when the police itself has your own criminal activities
Jose Hall
Seems to me that Duterte entered a downward trend and violence is actually increasing from that graph though
Jack Taylor
Duterte gave us the lowest victimization rate in history
Grayson Cook
trying to reduce crime by being nice to criminals is a total meme. western countries didn't reduce crime this way. the developed european countries already had low homicide rates in the 1800s.
Lincoln Mitchell
Criminals deserve the punishment of the law.
But if the law itself is slow and inefficient why shouldn't vigilates be a thing?
James Ward
but crime does look like it's dropping.
Jonathan Long
An excellent point. It absolutely should be a thing, the police do not have a monopoly on justice
Elijah Sanchez
That graph doesn't support your argument at all.
Benjamin Lopez
Duterte has the lowest victimization rates, and achived one below 5%, THE LOWEST IN HISTORY
Xavier Jackson
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Kevin Jenkins
Carter Torres
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Common crimes and murders are actually rising.
We all know the drug war is just to kill his competition narco politics style
Henry James
Killing criminals really does work. But you have to kill enough of them to make a long-term difference. Execution in Europe also raised IQ over time by removing destructive, impulsive "people" from the gene pool:
Lincoln Flores
still the lowest on average of any Philippine president
If vigilante justice is a meme, how did Duterte transform his commie infested shithole into a generally peaceful and prosperous metropolis in his 20 years as mayor?
Facts don't lie
Nolan Howard
>still the lowest on average of any Philippine president
In a downward trend it's not really exciting
Jaxson Campbell
ok but by definition its not vigilante justice
its state sponsored justice
Carson Richardson
Plus the rate of EJKs are rising.
The police dont consider those as crime
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Aiden Watson
still doing a good job
Joseph Brown
I didn't call it a meme my friend
Brayden Turner
>how did Duterte transform his commie infested shithole into a generally peaceful and prosperous metropolis in his 20 years as mayor?
Davao is still pretty much a Commie NPA infested shithole
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>In 1987 and 1988, I made several trips to Davao, a sprawling city on Mindanao’s southeastern coast, to report on the convulsions rocking that city. Back then, Davao was known not so much for its balmy breezes, rich fisheries, and expansive plantations, but for a brutal campaign against a communist insurgency, sparked by widespread military abuses during the Marcos regime and longstanding problems of poverty and inequality. The breakdown in law and order had also made it a fertile breeding ground for crime. “Each day, some two to three people were killed and thrown in a ditch,” one longtime resident said. Agdao, the city’s biggest slum, was famously called “Nicaragdao.” The streets were gridded with checkpoints manned by nervous soldiers, their Armalites at the ready. But that didn’t deter unknown gunmen from shooting criminals and policemen, often in broad daylight. In 1985, Asiaweek branded Davao “Murder City.”
>To Duterte and his supporters, Davao—once a haven for communist rebels, Muslim secessionists, and assorted criminals, and now one of the Philippines’s safest, most prosperous urban areas—is living testament to this take-no-prisoners approach. Duterte has staked his presidency on the presumption that if Davaeños were willing to pay such a steep price for law and order, most other Filipinos will be as well. You can think of Duterte, then, as the bastard child of Philippine democracy. If he is to be understood at all, it’s as a product of the bloody, messy democratic transition on Mindanao, the country’s conflict-torn southernmost island.
Logan Morgan
Paragao was his commie friend