1. Eric Jackson wrote:

Dr. Hill. I have to disagree with you on the point that you presented to Bill O’Reilly (those that beat up the suspected rapist should be charged). It’s too easy for someone on the street to make a mistake and beat up the wrong person (or even kill because mob justice easily escalates). I can understand if they were protecting someone.

2. david wrote:

Dr. Hill, I do agree with you, if people did not react to what is going on then nothing going to change. Is there still a Good Samaritan law? And I would like to hear Bill’s view on the gentlemen who shoot and killed the two guys who broke into his neighbor’s house, after police instructed him not too.

3. Anthony Scott wrote:

Wow. How a pile of shit like this got a ANY kind of degree is mind boggling.

4. Jane wrote:

Dr. Hill.

Surprised your position has flip flopped.

Now you think that white cops or KKK members that truly in their heart believe a black suspect is guilty has your support to beat him before he’s charged, arrested or convicted?

5. Carol wrote:

I too disagree wtih you. People can’t take justice into their own hands. This is the United States of America and we have laws that we must follow. The suspect has rights too. What if he did not rape the child. Then he got beat for the wrong reason. Foxnews is the best!

6. Mark wrote:

Dr. Hill:

I’ve seen you on the O’Reilly show several times now. Not only am I mystified as to why you contribute to O’Reilly’s self-aggrandizing circus, I’m really perplexed as to why you would take as an absurd position as you did in regards to this obvious case of vigilantism. Black communities in the US are challenging environments, to say the least, but to claim that anarchy exists in minority neighborhoods only contributes to the stygmatization that the O’Reilly element of the US actively engages in.