No! It's regarded as the preserve of the state. That's different. Same action, different actor.
"Much of the conduct described by anthropologists as conflict management, social control, or even law in tribal and other traditional societies is regarded as crime in modern [nation state] societies."pic.twitter.com/UCdu42ytFR
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The state doesn't beat people's wives for them or execute them for adultery or witchcraft, though.
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Many states do.
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Reminds me of Girard.
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