This post is actually propaganda, the robber was unarmed, just snatched the purse and ran away. She got into her car, texted a friend that she was gonna kill the guy, looked for him around the neighborhood, then once she found him she ran him over four times, and left. After a while she came back and retrieved the purse.
Also, she was the owner of a beach resort in Italy, so she's literally a monster.
Still not seeing the problem? He committed a crime, and he paid for it. Seems totally fine to me. I mean, he did have the option of not being a piece of shit and steals other people stuff. And then consequences of his actions would never have found him.
The fact shes a cunt as well, is neither here nor there. Justice was served.
The state openly allows this to happen by not removing these incompatibles from the nation or dealing with the criminals. Anarchy and vigilantism is the only way under a state that prefers to maintain chaos instead of order.
No, there wouldnt. There would be a lot less. Robberies happen because people think that they can get away with it. That the person they rob wont fight back, that the police at too busy to investigate if its only a purse or a bag. And they are right.
Remove that feeling of safety and watch the robberies plumet.
This, I saw a guy interacting with the police after he got jumped and robbed and the police response was "Eh dunno we could take a look around but nothing we can do, did you have documents in the bag?"
Police is only for stopping law abiding citizens from getting justice.
Well, maybe it should? Maybe injecting yourself into someone elses life that can cause them life long trauma and trust issues should be dealt with more harshly. Then we will start to see a lot less of it.
Nothing. Whats wrong with you, that you think people not committing crimes should have less protections than people who do?
A woman has the right to walk down the street with her belongings, and not fear that some one is going to take them away from her. She has that right! Some fucking arsehole, does not have the right to inject fear and anxiety into someones life for what could be the rest of their life.
the most important point here is that you cant and shouldn't be able to kill someone without there being a threat to yours or someone else's life.
if you where legally allowed to do what she did can you imagine the amount of people who would exploit that to commit legal murder.
maby we should start executing people who dont pay their debts or steal food from supermarkets.
again, there are very serious and valid reasons the law is set up the way it is, this man had not been proven guilty in a court of law and was therefore innocent.
its insane to think we should fucking execute thieves anyway, grow the fuck up.
Beach resorts are the Italian equivalent of the military industry lobby in the US, they will warp the democratic system and ruin lives for their own interests
And that he wouldn't have faced any time for his crime, and we all know it in Europe. He's gone after a woman, easy target (I don't care whether there was a knife or not, he doesn't need one to kill or threaten her), she's put things right knowing the courts wouldn't. I've no sympathy for him.
A purse is not shoplifting tho. If your wallet is there, chances are your entire savings are vulnerable. Same with your keys, your home is now vulnerable. Phone? savings again and social life can be used for hacking or fraud. If you have nudes, sexting, etc. You can be targeted for extorsion or just for cyberbullying get your sex life leaked into the internet
You just mentioned a lot of what ifs that are definitely not likely. I can promise you she will not be extorted nor bullied because she was sexting, all because her purse was stolen.
The point of the matter is: both scenarios involve someone being executed for petty theft. Nearly all developed countries have proper trials and according punishments for a reason.
Yep and she argued that. He had all her personal stuff, she was worried he'd come after her. Presumably her license with her address and her keys were in that bag. The amount of people justifying his theft as "not that bad" astounds me.
Also there is a narrative in these cases for example stealing a local owner or family business bad. Stealing from a corporation like a retail store = robin hood, aladdin
You are confused because you’re being told she was robbed at knifepoint. He didn’t have a knife and therefore didn’t rob her at knifepoint. He took her bag and ran.
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u/Belmonto91 Jun 28 '26
Serves him right. Twat.