[knarf]

"Some posters seem to think that it’s ok for inmates to assault other inmates. It’s not. Those who think that creeps like this guy should be beaten to a pulp, including me, should work to get that kind of punishment built into the law. It should not be carried out by inmates, but by the state."

Sorry ... that is the kind of bleeding heart mentality that allowed this turd to believe he could do this in the first place.

Inside ... the law is not neccesarily suspended, but reformed to fit the culture.

And there's no changing natural law.

Animals inside are/were animals outside ... you ain't gonna' change that.

[ca centered]

“There is no changing natural law” bttt

[an amused spectator]

The problem is that such extra-judicial punishment leads to a loss of confidence in the legal system, for two reasons.

One, the one that LiMD cited, is that the punishment isn't built into the law, and never will be, though it should.

Two, LEOs, prosecutors and judges become accessories after the fact, and this makes them no better than the people they're imprisoning.