Search Results: what are his real intentions

Clearly there are no superheros out there with super powers protecting the population from bad people, instead we have laws and a police force for those things. However, the concept of someone taking the law in their own hands when the justice system fails is very believable and so the question is whether or not a vigilante would be a good thing for societies to have or would it lead to larger problems.

Clearly our justice system is not perfect, there are unfortunately people who are above the law, or simply people who have means to get around the wall with their money, influence and power. And there is the matter of the law failing entirely because they release dangerous people out into the world which are bound to do harm again and so forth.

On the other hand, would a single vigilante inspire others to take the law into their own hands? Clearly this can be an issue when you have crazy people wanting to be a superhero when they have a flawed sense of justice. Just look at Goege Zimmerman, the guy had good intentions but the way he went about protecting his community was idiotic, blowing the matter out of proportion.