Not so much a topic about the movie itself, but more the premise. In the novel/film, after a father (Carl Lee) kills his little girls rapists, he's put on trial for murder, and only narrowly escapes being convicted.
My question is, do you think murder is a justifiable reaction in such a scenario (someone's little girl raped by grown men?)
On a broader scale, I guess the question I'm asking is if you think murder is ever justified, beyond immediate self-defense?
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