Now called The Halluci Nation, A Tribe Called Red are a Canadian electronic… Read Full Bio ↴Now called The Halluci Nation, A Tribe Called Red are a Canadian electronic music group, who blend instrumental hip hop, reggae, moombahton and dubstep-influenced dance music with elements of First Nations music, particularly vocal chanting and drumming. Based in Ottawa, Ontario, the group consists of three DJs, Ian "DJ NDN" Campeau, Dan "DJ Shub" General and Bear Witness, and describes its music as "powwow-step", a style of contemporary powwow music for urban First Nations in the dance club scene.

After releasing a number of tracks online and DJing at various dance and aboriginal events, the band released their self-titled debut album as a free internet download in 2012. The album was named as a longlisted nominee for the 2012 Polaris Music Prize on June 14, 2012. Their second album, Nation II Nation, was released in 2013 and was named a longlisted nominee for the 2013 Polaris Music Prize on June 13, 2013; in July, it was named to the prize's final 10-album shortlist. The band also won several awards at the 2013 Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards, including Best Group and Best Album for Nation II Nation.

The band has toured extensively across Canada[8] and the United States and has performed festival dates in the United Kingdom, Germany[10] and Greece.

They have been featured on CBC Radio's Q and Canada Live, and have been playlisted on both CBC Radio 2 and CBC Radio 3.

In 2014, they garnered two Juno Award nominations at the Juno Awards of 2014, for Breakthrough Group of the Year and Electronic Album of the Year.

The band has been a vocal supporter of Idle No More. In 2013 they issued a public statement asking non-aboriginal fans to refrain from cultural appropriation by wearing headdresses and war paint to their shows, and Campeau filed a human rights complaint against an amateur football club in Ottawa that was using "Redskins" as its club name.

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A Tribe Called Red Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by A Tribe Called Red:

Alie Nation The Halluci Nation The human beings The people see the spiri…
BEFORE You have a collect call from an inmate at an…
Different Heroes awbfjgm b d nm b MN djxngjzfmdh c czhchmsfjsgagdhxhf HD…
For You You, you Everything I did for you, you All the hardship we…
How I Feel Well I could never imagine the pain that the mother…
Maima Koopi Maima Koopi Maima Koopi Maima Koopi Maima, Maima Koopi Maim…
Northern Cree Take a look Just one more time Beautiful smile Beautiful eye…
Northern Cree - Red Skin Girl (A Tribe Called Red Remix) Take a look just one more time beautiful smile beautiful eye…
R.E.D Chu ain't livin' by the G code What the fuck is…

R.E.D. Chu ain't livin' by the G code What the fuck is…
Soon It's me, Jack You know I owe you but I'll be…
The Muse Think of me, another way Bleeding your love, for my heartach…
The Virus The people The virus took on many shapes The bear, the elk,…

We Are the Halluci Nation We are the tribe that they cannot see We live on…

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01Electric Pow Wow Drum3:38

02Look At This6:15

03Red Skin Girl (A Tribe Called Red Remix)

04Woodcarver5:12

PT5M12S

A Tribe Called Red

05Good to Go4:22

06Shottas (A Tribe Called Red SocaCore remix)5:48

07Native Puppy Love3:42

08Moombahwow4:20

09Intertribal N13:30

10General Generations3:21

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@tulayamalavenapi4028

@@malachidaw9730

The law officer himself took so-called "law" into his own damn hands.

But this is murder.

People are afraid because of cruel criminals posing and disguising themselves as the law.

They are afraid because God's law is being insulted, misunderstood, trampled upon and ignored.

Actially , although the justice of the peace awards capital punishment to a person condemned for murder, the justice of the peace cannot be blamed, because he orders violence to another person ACCORDING to the CODES of JUSTICE.

In Manu-saṁhitā, the lawbook for mankind, it is supported that a murderer should be condemned to death so that in his next life he will not have to suffer for the great sin he has committed.

Although the justice of the peace awards capital punishment to a person condemned for murder, the justice of the peace cannot be blamed, because he orders violence to another person according to the codes of justice. In Manu-saṁhitā, the lawbook for mankind, it is supported that a murderer should be condemned to death so that in his next life he will not have to suffer for the great sin he has committed.

All comments from YouTube:

@christymarieslocum2309

9y↑81

Never forgotten John T. Williams. RIP

@GENERALFT10

aye fair enough if its ur family or someone you've known for years fucking obviously, but someone u just discovered fuken on the internet in a song after hes fuken dead u know nothing about the guy like why

@GENERALFT10

i dont understand

@christymarieslocum2309

7y↑5

I actually remember when this happened. I do read and watch the news. I have no reason to explain my comment to you or anyone else.

@theBigtugeye

Chalzeeh do you not understand the fucking context of the story?🤦🏽‍♂️

@jannaes.harris5275

@@GENERALFT10 don’t be disrespectful

@happyjellyfish

11y↑36

This is the best tribute/protest/requiem I have ever heard. It doesn't matter how many times I hear it, it gives me goosebumps and nausea every single time. Excellent work.

@thepeatbog

18w↑1

We miss you, John T Williams ❤ Rest in Power, brother

@williambrown319

7y↑147

7 years later, still relevant, still happening.

@tenchu0siris

6y↑5

William Brown Make it 8 years now.

@ZetaReticulan98

5y↑3

9 years now😣

@beverslayer

5y↑4

Still sad as fuck.

@roma_R

4y↑8

Going on 10 🖤

@melanieortiz712

4y↑2

Ten years later.. Riots I major cities.

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@JenniferSteel

9y↑5

I will never forget John T Williams. This happened in Seattle, WA. It could have happened in Burnaby, BC or anywhere. Prayers. Thanks for sharing this music tribute.

@merangel3988

9y↑5

I grew up in a family of officers, that being said... None of them have ever fired first shot. I do not understand what has changed so much that cops tend to shoot first and ask questions later, if the person shot manages to survive! I truly believe they should all have to wear personal cameras with footage stored by a non partial third party. It will be beneficial in backing up a good officers recount of a situation. It will make officers that ride the line think before they act, and it will help expose officers that shouldn't be on the force because they see the badge and position as a way to do wrong and get away with it. I truly feel for the members of the victims families & friends. May they all find peace.

@mikulaslol6206

8y↑32

R.I.P. .....I am from europe and still.... This made me sad..

@malachidaw9730

5y↑3

welcome to America

@seattlejudy5977

4y↑6

SO sad. I MARCHED. As an Elder. MY HEART BROKE.

@Mtlrvn78

11y↑10

RISP Uncle John T, you are missed dearly <3

@jwilson544

2y↑4

I was only 9 when this happened. I never knew this happened. Then this song came on and this just...... it got me tearing up. Jesus christ, this is powerful

@chrisTOEEEfur

10y↑22

Rest in sweet paradise uncle <3 ...

@ZarikDark

10y

???

@melindacourchene8927

???

@tbarr398

1y↑4

2023, still relevant and heartbreaking AF…

@ChristopherHallett

1y↑3

Rest in power, John.

@BMYNH

10y↑17

Thank you for presenting this message and information in a compelling musical offering. Your work is outstanding and is very important. Don't ever stop. Peace.

@inkrebel1136

4y↑2

9 years later. Sorry to say, still relevant. RIP

@malachidaw9730

5y↑10

you hear a man having a war cry, I hear a man crying

@synthwaveguy_2942

4y↑3

Malachi Daw A cry for a fallen native...

@seattlejudy6970

4y↑4

I met him. I Worked a few blocks away at The Urban Rest Stop. ANGER! consumed Me!!! I Marched with Byron Barnes, and Cecil Whiteface, It was The Saddest but helped me. R.I.P. to my two friends that took the Long walk with me.💕

@TruthArrows

9y↑12

Good song and video to help the collective conscious Never Forget what happened to John T Williams and to us all as the after shocks and echoes of continuing colonist violence ripple out and touch the spirits of everyone.
Much love and healing to the loved ones of John T.

@aalihte380

8y↑33

#nativelivesmatter !!

@andromeda9340

7y↑2

That is so true!not to mention I'm half native as well.

@malachidaw9730

5y↑3

when native lives are under attack what do we do?

stand up fight back

@Grace-zq6kd

8y↑31

i'm so tired of everything that is happening to the natives... such a sad loss ):

@AhNee

7y↑1

This was in 2010. I know the family.

@lorigauthier8355

2y↑2

This song makes me cry every time I hear it as an indigenous mother of indigenous young men. And as a mother of son's with cognitive delays. There's no way my son's would be able to comprehend the officers instructions and comply so quickly.
This could easily be my child. 😞

@sylviebrisson7242

9y↑11

This video is so powerfull... it leaves me speechless.

@mathewkorn5008

2y↑5

Imagine
A wood carver having a knife!
“Guns don’t kill -cops with mustaches and guns kill !” Is how it’s said in my neck of the woods.
May The Wood (John T Williams) Carver ,carve from the finest red cedars in the next world!!

@TheHalluciNation

12y↑43

@skaterdude10001 The officer was fired from the force. That's it. He faced no charges or repercussions for murder.

@jmpsthrufyre

@stone man Yup. Street justice. What a shame. It's sickening.

@mecaillagladue2587

4y↑3

Yet the cops that killed a black man were charged . The irony. Where is the justice for indigenous people?? Ofcourse blacks get the favoritism right ? Its bullshit . I don't care if i come off as racist my indigenous community fuckin suffers the most without justice

@Usijiri

4y↑4

Mecailla Gladue black and indigenous movements have been fighting for justice. We’re trying to fight our common enemy but people like you prefer us to be divided.

@mecaillagladue2587

4y↑3

@@Usijiri we are not the same our issues have nothing in common. So check yourself. I speak facts so deal with it . Bye

@DMWolFGurL

4y↑1

But you see the police that do this kind of shit, and are exposed, never have a good life after they are exposed. They always end up with bad lives, that just shows that whether they are charged with anything or not, their lives are usually miserable afterwards, because karma has a way of causing more distress to people than prison could ever do. Their lives are never the same and they suffer the rest of their lives.

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@btl1666

4y↑1

More relevant than ever. RIP John T. Willams. 💔

@sonasarracino3968

6y↑4

Every time Pandora plays this song I get chills.... I turn my stereo up, roll down my windows to let world hear.... upset that I never heard anything about this murder.... RiP Mr. John T. Williams 💔

@richardh3698

10y↑38

Unbelievable so sad. If you listen to the original recording of the doucebag officer that murdered this person you can actually hear him taking his last breath :-( so so sad. Beautiful tribute to another murdered person by the "law"

@TruthArrows

8y↑5

I know.... I heard that right away too and wonder what John was thinking and feeling.... I hope he felt the love of his relatives and I pray he feels the love from all of us now that got to "know" him in a most awful way. To me he seems to be a beautiful spirit.

@killabeez2437

6y↑15

The same things happen to our first nations in Australia as well. My people get treated like dirt as well...My condolences and respect to the community and family that suffered a loss at the hands of a dirty pig.

@ChristopherHallett

Cops just can't stop themselves murdering Aboriginal people. It's a national disgrace.

@deadf7385

4y↑2

2020....Still killing us.

@roomwithapointofview

11y↑8

Thank you. I was outraged when I saw this. 7 seconds from when he first speaks towards him, 4 seconds from the time he first tells him to drop the knife until the first shot is fired. "As documented in his patrol car’s camera footage, Birk fired his weapon within four seconds of issuing the commands for Williams to drop the knife. The bullets struck Williams’s right side, indicating that he was not facing the officer at the time of the shooting." The cop knew him prior. Look into it.

@jophenix2250

3y↑2

I'm from a service family and, I am also Cree First Nations from Northern Ontario. My heart goes out to his family, friends and, those who crossed his path in good faith. My brother is missed and, we aren't forgetting about our Comrades! Love you all! Let this be a good year and, lets find small modern ways to units. If we have to by pass the system and, still be safe for the sake of good measure, so be it. Good speed! <3 #MMIW #NoDAPL!

@BoognishPriest

4y↑7

!0 years later, and we are in the streets for another life lost to these government sacitioned thugs/ serial murder/ gang....@Atribecalledred, thank you for all you do. I hope to some day shake your hands. Creator watch over us all.

@earthangel3747

The dark skinned people are the original people, thats why they hate us

@roomwithapointofview

11y↑5

John "Splitting the Sky" Boncore I only knew him for a very short time. But I knew him as "Dac". After he died I found it was short for Dacajeweiah. I had seen a DVD in a local store, and when I saw him on the street one day, I said "Hey, it's the movie star." He laughed and said "Hi". Turns out out he knew another friend, and I ran into him there. Didn't get to talk to him nearly enough. I hope you look into him, and hear his words. It was an honor to have known him. /watch?v=31vVJxpQ1M0

@pizzaluvah198

10y↑4

I live in Washington and went to a Native school since kindergarten. How have I not heard of this shooting before?

@mirandaconca1637

8y↑1

+pizzaluvah198 wasn't covered by big news stations like Michael Brown or Tamir Rice (not that either is worse than the other)... I feel like this particular story was swept under the rug. The police officer even got hired on somewhere else. As far as I know, a lot of indigenous communities here in Washington are still outraged by this.

@seatownfunk2985

9y↑8

Soo dope!! I live like 3 blocks away from that spot... R.I.P John T. Williams

@V3ND10L4

4y↑39

Rest in Peace John T. Williams. Rest in Peace George Floyd. Rest in Peace all BIPOC murdered by the police.

@Leeb3an

6y↑50

This is wrong cops get away with anything to us Native American we need to stand up to the ppl that created us like we're not like them this is getting me so mad bc I'm Native American and this stuff needs to stop

@LittieStiggers

I had a military police officer who my foster Dad molest me.I was in Italy.The army sent ME out! Back to the states.I guess they didnt want me talking...I wish i would have.

@malachidaw9730

5y↑1

it's the fear of what happens when we stand up, what happens to us too?

@Keehos_piojos

4y↑3

Malee Moreno I am Mexican and I cant say I know what your people are going through but I can feel your pain. Police brutality is alive against us minorities. ICE is a terrorist organization racial profiling Mexicans. Kids are in cages and families are torn apart. No human is illegal especially on stolen land.

@tulayamalavenapi4028

@BobSmith-rs7tn

Cops get away with a lot of shit no matter who the victim is... Dividing natives from the rest only helps them.

@sonnysmith7938

2y↑1

I need peace for my people ✊🏼

@charltongladue3131

10y↑2

Love this beat reminds me of my late uncle he was shot but lived for one year and never got to tell his story because of a media ban this is dope I'd like to make one like this in memory of him

@donovangesting1

4y↑3

it made me so sad, the native elders and artist are the soul of my city Seattle.

@boastingkitty

11y↑1

so many feelings put into a video and song, thank you for this.

@emiliebourgault175

7y↑2

so intense, so sad, so true. keep on going guys, you're great.

@zerrFrequenzer

11y↑1

..it makes my heart sad. I want to cry and scream at the same time..brother John T will be unforgotten and love will conquer..adahy f_berlin

@shayaburgis7451

4y↑4

This was my uncle and I’m still absolutely furious about what happened

@tulayamalavenapi4028

4y↑3

My heart breaks with yours and your loved ones and your people. My heart breaks for John, the peacemaker. 💔💔🙏🏻

@aikey

Rest in sweet peace John T Williams

@yutirew

11y↑2

only song that makes me headbang with feels

@wearealljustclowns

For the residential 215 children and all others ✊✊🙏🙏 WE ARE WITH YOU

@namenottakenyet555

12y↑4

2:12. There he is. Crossing the street. And a few seconds later, its over. :(

@bryna041

11y↑5

If this song doesn't make you want to war cry, lulu, or YIP YIP YIP...you aren't listening.

@TheBryanScout

4y↑1

Still a relevant song

@EvanHobson

10y

I love what you guys do!! This music is awesome! So powerful and I'll be keeping an eye out if you guys ever get a chance to play in SD

@PhillBecker

4y↑1

10 years later. Still relevant

@alexleodeleon5614

7y↑19

I knew him...he shot him for nothing !

@jannaes.harris5275

Can you tell me how he was like 🥺
He was my uncle but he passed away before I could meet him my last name is Williams and I’m from the stzuminus and innuit FN

@Neye13

13y

That was incredibly powerful, Thank you

@bbcalifornialiving8417

8y↑6

so sad RIP....

@jadehalwick3818

2y↑1

Oh my...what in the...I can't...WHAT?!

@AhNee

7y↑3

After recent events at Standing Rock, this just sorta pushed that final button. I've been dealing with racists day in and day out...their bile and hatred towards POC, their fear that their 'superiority' may be toppled.

@brokenheartstrings5596

4y↑3

Back in April 2020 Winnipeg Police Killed Three Indigenous People in 10 Days - still happening to this day

@SKULLKR3W

4y↑3

nearly 10 year later and still no justice

@tulayamalavenapi4028

Case needs to be re-opened.

The dharma-śāstras like the Manu-saṁhitā prescribe that a man who has committed murder should be hanged and his own life sacrificed in atonement.

Previously this system was followed all over the world, but since people are becoming atheists, they are stopping capital punishment.

This is not wise. Herein it is said that a physician who knows how to diagnose a disease prescribes medicine accordingly. If the disease is very serious, the medicine must be strong. The WEIGHT of a MURDERER'S sin is very GREAT, and therefore according to Manu-saṁhitā a murderer must be killed. By killing a murderer the government shows mercy to him because if a murderer is not killed in this life, he will be killed and forced to suffer many times in future lives. Since people do not know about the next life and the intricate workings of nature, they manufacture their own laws, but they should properly consult the established injunctions of the śāstras and act accordingly. In India even today the Hindu community often takes advice from expert scholars regarding how to counteract sinful activities. In Christianity also there is a process of confession and atonement. Therefore atonement is required, and atonement must be undergone according to the gravity of one's sinful acts

@xavierthevoid

7y↑3

Fuck...I remember when this happened.

@nerdingout3560

6y↑1

11 people hating just to hate. This is some powerful stuff, very intense but gets a strong message across

@jadehalwick3818

How could they?!!

@KZ-mf2tj

6y↑1

We still remember you

@jleeo570

11y

aTribeCalledRed, the musical vibrations that you have permeated the world with attracted me here. the visual & musical vibes that you present here have altered the way I operate in this world going forward. A young man in my area by the name of Sammy Yatim, was also unjustly shot multiple times & killed by those created to serve & protect us. Absolutely shameful. My thoughts tonight are with John T. Williams' friends & family. Remember his Light, tell his Life story, & stand strong in Love.

@onhell

13y↑1

very well done!! aho

@jensenotterlifterfahs7327

4y↑4

#NoJustice #NoPeace

@ashaxkook133

11y

gooooooooo naaatiiiveees woooooo

@Birkolator

8y↑15

Read Indian Country Today Media Network, Native News Online, Indianz, Red Warrior Camp, Honor the Earth, Native Peoples, Sacred Stone Camp, Native American Calling radio online, align on Facebook and Instagram with allies and share content that Mainstream Media will not cover to elevate our voices. #NoDAPL Answer to the kid who attended Native schools and didn't know about this...educate self so can empower self AND allies. You have the power. There are many news sites, YOU are the media.

@user-rq9ox6pg5n

33w

"DID Y'ALL SUE THE SHIT OUT OF THEM PEOPLE?."

@jeremysmith141

8y↑1

R.i.p.

@FearXI

So late to this but I'm so pissed it took a music video of a group I never heard of till tonight and was interested in to find out about this.

@Phantogram2

10y↑1

Damn

@AgentX315

5y↑5

I found this video in October 2018 hunting for more ATR songs on YouTube, to make a play list for at work (no CD's or phones allowed). There are two reservations near me, The Onondaga's and the Oneida's. They have crap for land like all others. sure their greedy "representatives to the sate" have casinos, but that money does not go back to the reservations or buying land back(even though they shouldn't have too). I'm disappointed in "us" for not making up for the wrongs we did in the past and continue to do. I support unity and equality and "we" as a nation are far from it. I support all nations whether in the US or Canada in their push for that equality.

@clayton1995100

9y↑4

Haters to our people no respect .rest in peace

@tulayamalavenapi4028

💔

@adamnixon2886

3y↑3

There was a knife. He was carving a piece of wood whittling. But it was still an unprovoked shooting he was not threatening anybody he was not in it posture that looked like he was aggressive.
He was just an old man whittling a piece of wood walking down the street if you watch the entire video you can see that.

@heylooka

39w

also its worthy of noting the knife was closed when other police arrived, but Ian still claimed it was open.

@Sam-nx8wo

3y↑3

Land back and abolition of the state now

@secretkept6141

If you ever heard me say that I have no fear of it's cause of this.. a vision

@namenottakenyet555

12y↑1

RIP.

@serenaspottedelk1974

33w

I just had to come here to like the video. I have the song on my list, but I can never listen to it. It is to real and breaks my heart.

@Ishoulddeletethischannel

This song is unsettling to me but mostly at the court parts although it's still very sad

@cromemako83

1y↑1

I) wonder will it ever matter that we have american brothers still killing eachother - this land is soaked in blood we need to heal so bad.. we can all try to love all those near us regardless and try to understand their path; man this road is rough sometimes.. this song I feel in my bones.. the cry is so hauntingly beautiful. RIP

@AbdulRahman206

cry every time' boren and mercer. I "know" exactlay where THIS is physically.... arghhhhh.... ahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!.... but YOU don't hear US....

@eli_carmonaa

4y↑2

10 years later & yet here we are facing police brutality 😔

@louiecharles3012

4y↑1

dude I remember when this first happened..

@amandawright4915

I enjoy doing it I make my Travel Sticks

@drewm1808

This is hard af. Painful as well. Painful as hell...

@ashtonsnake6119

11y

i am delaware! and i know it

@seatownfunk2985

5y↑2

R.I.P John T. Williams. 🙏😇❤ #NeverForget FUCK SPD! 😈

@ericpayne9237

Rip

@mynameislove7605

6y↑3

He was woodcarving and couldn't hear you he was deaf 🔫💯😳😢!! Blessings to the Pallyup tribe
RIP brother William's
P my heart is with you dear .. 🌹💜

@DanLamont_Nova_Prime

12y↑1

im a indian, and it means so much that ppl are still trying 2 uphold our customs. as for the cop who killed him, he should serve time for abuse of authority and murder

@zgutta519

11y

For some reason.. I picture you saying that like LMFAO - "Sexy and I know it"

@carlabrown4700

6y↑6

That man had every right to carry a knife it's his ancestry land

@zgutta519

11y↑2

held at the end of a gun*

@KatKMeanders

12y↑1

@aTribeCalledRed Quote "He faced no charges or repercussions for murder." But he should be in jail right now for murder, all his assets forfeit etc. He does not deserve a name or place in society at all. He should rot alone.

@mattadrev471

9y↑7

Wow...just think if this killing got as much coverage as Mike Brown - it sure deserved it. At least the review board made sure he lost his job. Hands up, back to a cop......seems not to matter.

@AhNee

7y↑1

They allowed him to resign. He can go and be a cop somewhere else.

@daniellesalascasillas283

Matt AdRev I agree. The only reason I know about this is because of the song

@daniellesalascasillas283

Aniyunwiya Ageya He should not be a cop anywhere!

@Graemesbullys

@@daniellesalascasillas283 He should not be a free person

@new-knowledge8040

3y↑1

The devil appears in many forms.

@patribbing6756

6y↑1

time stamp on the footage

@patribbing6756

deuteronomy 15:9
last sentence

@patribbing6756

what's the second amendment?

@davebusink2019

I was taught. There is no heaven or hell. Just a recommendation too the next life.

@tulayamalavenapi4028

God's law is that the one who murders loses his own life as punishment.

Otherwise there can be no peace.

Criminal mentality unpunished is not acceptable in human society.

@BeeJay369

12y↑2

That cop should be held responsible.

@tulayamalavenapi4028

People please learn Dharma. Many know karma, now learn Dharma and conquer this sadness, fear and loss of peace.

🙏🏻💔🙏🏻🙏🏻💔🙏🏻💔

The dharma-śāstras like the Manu-saṁhitā prescribe that a man who has committed murder should be hanged and his own life sacrificed in atonement. Previously this system was followed all over the world, but since people are becoming atheists, they are stopping capital punishment. This is not wise. Herein it is said that a physician who knows how to diagnose a disease prescribes medicine accordingly. If the disease is very serious, the medicine must be strong. The weight of a murderer's sin is very great, and therefore according to Manu-saṁhitā a murderer must be killed. By killing a murderer the government shows mercy to him because if a murderer is not killed in this life, he will be killed and forced to suffer many times in future lives. Since people do not know about the next life and the intricate workings of nature, they manufacture their own laws, but they should properly consult the established injunctions of the śāstras and act accordingly.

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