Vigilantism

 

André Bamberski was an individual who kidnapped, gagged, and beat Dieter Krombach, a serial rapist and former physician. Krombach injected a substance into Bamberski's daughter to make her lose consciousness. He had the intention to rape her but ended up killing her from the injection.

I think his actions are completely justified as Krombach's actions were horrific and disgustingly terrible. Bamberski wanted revenge and he got it. He kidnapped and imported Krombach to France, where he gagged and beat him along with other in a warehouse. I think this is completely reasonable. In my eyes I don't think violence should be condoned in most situations but when something so awful happens I don't appose it at all. Bamberski spent a year in prison for his actions, I think this situation is a perfect example of when it's okay to become a vigilantly, it's validated. 

Vigilantes save the day, there forth people look up to that individual. This is why people want to become them, they are a roll model. Police tend to discourage this as vigilantes often can create danger's, and motivate criminal action(whether by the vigilante or someone else).