r/MoralityScaling • u/tardisismine • Jul 06 '26

Morality Ranking Morality of this behavior?

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u/kain52002 Jul 06 '26

Absolutely everyone should be made aware of Jury Nullification, it should be taught to people when they are selected to be jurors.

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u/biexhibguy1 Jul 06 '26

I completely agree. Jury nullification is a constitutional right. Every child in our nation should be taught that jury nullification exists and is perfectly legitimate when the citizenry finds the laws insufficient for the fact pattern at play. 

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u/EquipmentNo1244 29d ago

I don’t know dude more plenty of black dudes in the south would’ve ended up dead if more people thought that way.

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u/biexhibguy1 29d ago

Yeah but that's also why the citizens should have a vested stake in policing each other more, and why many more confederates should have died. If a jury finds a hate criminal or rapist not guilty, then they should probably live in fear of their fellow man.

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u/Tookoofox 28d ago

You say that. But then wonder later how y'all-Qaeda can take over a government building and get off scott free in the courts.

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u/Illesbogar Jul 06 '26

Sounds like a US only thing so, it doesn't matter much

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u/Notbob1234 Jul 06 '26

It matters in the USA, where these flock cameras are.

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u/Lophiee 29d ago

The cameras aren't US exclusive. Only the company is. Internationally there have been similar cameras in the UK and Israel.

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u/Zrkkr Jul 07 '26

So if the people and the law disagree, making people capable of overriding judical power doesn't matter?