If Adam and Eve had fulfilled their responsibility and kept faith in the Commandment then the consequences of their actions would be unity with God, fulfillment of his purpose, and then ruling over the world in joy and peace as God's children. God's sovereignty would have been established. By Adam perfecting himself, God would come to dwell in Adam fully and partake in human society fully as the heavenly parent.

Because Adam failed, Jesus comes to fulfill the responsibility that Adam failed to complete.

The question of being able to execute (again, no pun) judgment hinges on our own capacity to represent God and execute our own responsibility. The non-violation of human responsibility is such a fundamental principle that God has worked without cease over millennia to rescue the world and bring humanity to the point where we can fulfill our responsibility so that by completion of that responsibility, true justice can prevail.

Think about it. None of us is a sinner. But does God or Jesus appear to us every second of the day and say, "Hey! you just sinned! Slap!" or "hey! You are thinking of sinning. I'll stop you!". No. And why not? Not simply because of 'free will', but because if we have no responsibility, then we have no free will. They will not interfere with OUR portion of responsibility. However, when we do set conditions and make choices and actions that fulfill our responsibility (related to belief, and action), even in some small way, then they will act to influence because they can do so without violating our responsibility.

The danger in executing 'justice' in our own way based on our own standards is the risk of slipping into a position where we violate the principle of responsibility, or ourselves, and others.

Who decides the guilt of someone that you accuse of being a pedo or a molester, or trafficker or whatever? The pinnacle of God's work (so far) to raise humanity to fulfill their responsibility has culminated (so far) in the trial by one's peers, as far as justice and the law are concerned.

I fully agree with you that the systems are out of whack, and that's because they have strayed so far from what they are originally designed to be.

But the ultimate solution will ONLY be found by more and more human beings fulfilling their responsibility as far as God sees it.

But if we step out and start mowing down people we are convinced are criminals, simply because we can and because we are so certain of our own judgments, then its really perilous territory. Because the moment we violate the principle of human responsibility, either by NOT being responsible for what we should be and for trying to be responsible for what we are not, then we compromise God's ability to guide, govern and be sovereign over us. And if he isn't then someone else is. To see how bad that gets, we need only look at history.

Long write out, if you made it to the end, congrats!

At the end of the day, although it falls short, the above is a rather broad description of why I think its important that law and order prevail, and that while it is painful and entails suffering, there are no quick solutions, like just rounding up 'pedos' (actually who I think is a pedo, really) and executing them.

If that was a viable solution, I think God would already have done it.

The wheels of justice grind slowly, but they grind exceedingly finely.

Anyway, a few thoughts.