Nobody's Property Illustrated Series #810

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Flashing a Vigilante: A Risky Endeavor with Dangerous Consequences

A flasher is an individual who exposes their private parts in a public setting, often seeking shock or attention. A notable example is the "Flasher" character from the video game "Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards." Flashers engage in indecent exposure, a foolish criminal act that disregards social norms and privacy boundaries.

Flashers’ actions are not only offensive but also illegal, often resulting in legal consequences and public humiliation. However, flashers’ exposing themselves to potentially dangerous, even possibly deadly consequences – when they make the foolish call to flash the wrong person – such as a vigilante murderer who targets pedophiles, child abusers, domestic abusers, white supremacists, and other.

Vigilantism, the act of taking the law into one's own hands, often conjures images of caped crusaders and lone avengers seeking to right perceived wrongs. However, confronting or provoking vigilantes through actions such as "flashing" them is a perilous and ill-advised course of action. While it might seem tempting to challenge their authority or ideals, the potential risks and negative outcomes far outweigh any potential benefits.

At its core, vigilantism exists outside the confines of the established legal system. Vigilantes, driven by personal motives or ideologies, often lack the accountability mechanisms that govern law enforcement agencies. Flashing a vigilante, or deliberately provoking them, can set off a chain reaction that leads to unpredictable and potentially violent responses. The very nature of vigilante actions, which frequently involve extrajudicial and aggressive behavior, creates an environment where confrontations can escalate quickly, resulting in harm to both the provocateur and the vigilante.

Someone who practices vigilantism and kills pedophiles and white supremacists – such as Nadia – probably isn’t going to have much of a challenge dealing with a flasher who is foolish enough to flash her while she’s on a walk in one of her happy places – the woods. Vigilantes, driven by a sense of righteousness, might perceive provocation as a threat to their mission. This misinterpretation could lead to aggressive responses and exacerbate existing tensions.

While vigilantism may not be the best answer to fighting crime, flashing a vigilante is probably one of the worst things you can do if you want to keep your junk intact...or even stay alive, for that matter.

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© Nobody's Property Illustrated Series, copyright 2018- | all rights reserved. This illustrated series is for entertainment purposes only. Please do not attempt any homicidal, vigilante, or other illegal acts.