I was thinking less of the inability to participate in society at large -- clearly, we have no power over that -- and more of a willingness to look the other way should other kidnappees wish to exact vengeance within the allotted time. Do keep in mind that one of the defining features of outlaw status was that any crimes committed against an outlaw weren't recognized as being crimes at all.

Even the most stubborn among us could not deny forever that imprisonment and execution are impossible. Attempting to explain that torture and brainwashing would be unacceptable to significant portions of our population may prove harder depending on the circumstances, however.

I only hope that we can find others whom we can discuss such matters with to this degree quickly.