Huck_NorrisI would agree with you if he wasn't openly bragging about having done it before he got lit up like the Time Square XMas tree for it.
The problem is in the details. His statement:
"I hired several professional guides, and they secured all proper permits, To my knowledge, everything about this trip was legal and properly handled."
Sure, this guy has been caught doing bad stuff before, and for sure is an asshole... but to what extent have the facts been checked?
People are coming outright saying that they want to kill and skin him alive. That is pretty harsh for someone who may have thought they were acting legally. You could argue hunting is bad, but humans eat meat and hunt all the time. Hunting endangered, protected species is bad too - but in some parts of the world these types of things are legal with the right permits.
So to be blasting this guy with death threats, shutting down his business and leaving a scar that will never go away *without the facts having been checked by balanced courts in a proper justice system* is where the dangerous road lies.
Sure it might turn out this guy is guilty, and he got what he deserved.
However in the case of internet justice in the Boston Bombings, the poor bastard and his family got crucified over something he absolutely didn't do. Nobody knows how he died, but if it turned out he was running away from mob justice and died in the process.... then the mob just committed murder.
That is the problem with mob justice, and why its bad. Sure you get to crucify a few baddies that deserved it... but when you get in the habit you accidentally burn some witches at the steak that were just nice young girls that liked to wear black.
You can't have mob justice be a good thing if you don't want innocent people to have their lives accidentally ruined or even taken from them.