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If someone offered you $$$$ to off someone, how much $$$$ would it take?

Stoked said:
Depends on the person.

Do I get to choose? Do I have to cover my tracks or am I legally allowed like in "The Purge"? Trophies? Specific manner of killing?
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More like a friend tells you someone abused their kid and asks you to kill him, she says she'll pay you handsomely. After that its all on you. Still illegal, but just don't get caught and its all good.
 
Beer said:
A totally fair stance. I also don't want 99.999% of people dead. Some though, I wouldn't lose any sleep over it.
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I agree. There are the John Wayne Gacey's and Nightstalkers of the world who I will actually be glad to see go. Not to turn this into a capital punishment debate, but they are the rare instances where I'm either for it or don't object to it.

But even some serial rapist or something I wouldn't have the stomach to kill. I'm for them spending a lot of time, if not life, behind bars since I believe prison's primary purpose is to protect society from dangerous people.
 
Nate505 said:
I agree. There are the John Wayne Gacey's and Nightstalkers of the world who I will actually be glad to see go. Not to turn this into a capital punishment debate, but they are the rare instances where I'm either for it or don't object to it.

But even some serial rapist or something I wouldn't have the stomach to kill. I'm for them spending a lot of time, if not life, behind bars since I believe prison's primary purpose is to protect society from dangerous people.
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Keep in mind you don't have to do something intense and gory. Maybe poison, maybe something where you aren't even there, the possibilities are endless.
 
Beer said:
More like a friend tells you someone abused their kid and asks you to kill him, she says she'll pay you handsomely. After that its all on you. Still illegal, but just don't get caught and its all good.
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I think my first question would be "why not go to the cops." If she lacks the evidence to do so, the question becomes "did he do it" or not.

I remember reading a story out of Connecticut where a wife told her husband her daughter was molested by the neighbor. Enraged, the husband went over to the neighbor and stabbed him to death. When the story was dug into further, the police believed that either the daughter (who was 2) was not telling the truth, the wife was lying, or the wife badly misinterpreted the daughter's statements (again, from a 2 year old). There were a bunch of problems with the story, such as the neighbor was disabled yet he somehow was able to get a ladder into the 2nd story room the daughter stayed in. So now there's one dead guy, one grieving mother of the guy (who found her son murdered), a father who is in prison for murder for the most formative years (he got 12 years...an extremely, extremely light sentence IMO), a daughter who will spend most of her childhood visiting her father in prison, and a mother who IMO caused the whole mess yet somehow got off in all this.

Sorry, didn't mean to turn this thread into that much of a downer, but that's the first thing I think of when I think of vigilante justice.
 
Beer said:
More like a friend tells you someone abused their kid and asks you to kill him, she says she'll pay you handsomely. After that its all on you. Still illegal, but just don't get caught and its all good.
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If you remove teeth, nails and hair a group of hungry pigs will eat an entire body in under 45 minutes. Just sayin.
 
Nate505 said:
I think my first question would be "why not go to the cops." If she lacks the evidence to do so, the question becomes "did he do it" or not.

I remember reading a story out of Connecticut where a wife told her husband her daughter was molested by the neighbor. Enraged, the husband went over to the neighbor and stabbed him to death. When the story was dug into further, the police believed that either the daughter (who was 2) was not telling the truth, the wife was lying, or the wife badly misinterpreted the daughter's statements (again, from a 2 year old). There were a bunch of problems with the story, such as the neighbor was disabled yet he somehow was able to get a ladder into the 2nd story room the daughter stayed in. So now there's one dead guy, one grieving mother of the guy (who found her son murdered), a father who is in prison for murder for the most formative years (he got 12 years...an extremely, extremely light sentence IMO), a daughter who will spend most of her childhood visiting her father in prison, and a mother who IMO caused the whole mess yet somehow got off in all this.

Sorry, didn't mean to turn this thread into that much of a downer, but that's the first thing I think of when I think of vigilante justice.
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Because he'll get out in 3 years and do it again.
 
The closer I come to atheism the lower that figure gets. I think I'm somewhere in the ballpark of $500 billion at the moment.
 
franklin said:
The closer I come to atheism the lower that figure gets. I think I'm somewhere in the ballpark of $500 billion at the moment.
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When I get really frustrated at my job (about once a year usually), I tell MsSerp I wish I could be diagnosed with cancer and told I have three months to live so I could just go on a national killing spree of the worst scum of the Earth. That cop in Illinois (Peterson?) who killed like three of his wives? Done....though I do think he's now in jail....OJ when he was free? Done. My pseudo-uncle who's a pedo (sadly, I'm not kidding) and never been even charged because my ***** cousins never did anything about it. Done. I'd love doing it in a very cathartic type of way. And if there is a Heaven, I actually believe God would move me to the front of the line. **** sitting on earth praying for God to fix all our problems. He wants us to fix it. And I would.
 
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