I watched "The Ox-Bow Incident'' last night

[Ichingcarpenter]

I was gonna follow up with ''12 angry men;''... which I think are two of Henry Fonda's best films. The first movie was nominated for best film in 1943 at the height of WW2.
It was about Vigilante Justice without a court of law. where a certain group of people are judge, jury and executioner. Perhaps Americans should view this film again

Even the Nazis got trials at Nuremberg ...... and I hate Nazis.

[Schema Thing]

1. Watch fewer movies, and get in touch with reality.

In the real world, special ops missions take time to put together, and then can and often do go wrong.

In the real world, not everyone who needs to be stopped can be captured neatly.

[COLGATE4]

3. You're right. Kill 'em all and let God sort them out.

:sarcasm:

[defendandprotect]

4. ... TORTURE them first, of course ....

:sarcasm:

When the few who support it wake up to find that the MIC and torturers aren't their

friends, it will be too late!

[Broderick]

7. but but but but

didn't you know that this American Citizen was busted twice for soliciting prostitutes!??

Off with their heads! Where's the video of the murder? If Yemen courts say it is okay, by golly it must be okay!

[ixion]

2. k/r

Justice without due process isn't 'justice', it's barbarianism.

[frylock]

5. one of my favorite movies

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

6. Lynch law is a popular pastime for Al-Quead and the US Government.

[oldlib]

8. I watched the Ox-Bow Incident

in Air force Basic Training back in 1952. The US Air Force believed that it was a useful tool for training the troops.