Stefan Molyneux examines how murderers might be dealt with in a free society, questioning the idea that governments handle crime well. He points out shortcomings in police work and common misunderstandings about the courts. Molyneux stresses the role of social issues, pushing for steps like early help and mental health care to stop violence before it starts. He also looks at restorative justice as a way to hold people accountable without relying on prisons. In the end, he makes the case that a genuine free society works on the underlying reasons for crime to build a safer world.
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