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I don’t know what you mean with that one.
Like, how would they lock you up?
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Like, how would they lock you up?
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Then it’s still bad, obviously, if something is messed up. But there’s a chain of command and responsibility and such that it goes through.
How do jails work for you?
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No kidding.
What if you did that working for someone?
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Whatever would normally. You accidentally take out someone innocent, that charge is on you. Get involved in something over your head, that’s on you. Criminal charges and stuff.
That's a one-stop shop to ending your career.
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Do something wrong, by accident or due to false info, then it's all on you.
What would happen to you?
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Yeah. Typically it isn’t okay if you answer to no one, though. Pure vigilantism has a lot of liability issues.
Like what?
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Some are their own boss, some answer to the government, some a CEO or other kind of boss. All kinds of different ones.
Wow, so it’s all over the place.
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Well, that answer isn't always the same.
Whatcha mean?
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Very mild ones. Namely who you answer to.
Who does a hero answer to?
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Yep. They have quite a bit of overlap, when you consider it.
Sure! Doesn’t sound like much of a difference to me.
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