人肉搜索是否值得提倡?

At around 8:30pm on May 7, 25-year-old Hangzhou resident Tan Zhuo was killed by a speeding Mitsubishi sports car as he walked across a pedestrian crossing.  He was dead on arrival at the hospital.  According to the police, the driver was a 20-year-old man named Hu and he is presently a sports major at the Hangzhou Normal University.  At the time, he was racing in city streets against two other cars driven by friends.
5月7日20点30分左右，25岁的杭州居民谭卓在通过人行横道时被一辆超速行驶的三菱跑车撞死。在被送到医院之前，谭卓就已经死亡。据警方称，肇事司机是杭州师范大学体育系的一名20岁的胡姓年轻人。案发当时，他正和另外两个朋友在城市街道上进行飙车比赛。
       
The contrast between the "rich second generation" background of the driver Hu Bin and the "ordinary working-class background" of the deceased Tan Zhuo caused netizens to rage.  The reports noted that "many eyewitnesses said that the car was going at a speed of at least 150 km/hour.  The young driver could not care less afterwards.  He got out of the car to make telephone calls.  Ten minutes of so later, seven or eight fashionably dressed companions arrived in Porsche, Ferrari and other luxury cars.  The young people stood around, smoked cigarettes and chatted.  They said that 'money can take care of everything'."  This riled the netizens even more.
肇事司机“富二代”胡斌和受害者“普通的工薪阶层”谭卓之间的强烈反差让网民们狂怒不已。报道中还提到“许多目击证人称三菱跑车当时行驶速度达到了每小时150KM。之后，这名年轻的司机不紧不慢地从车里走出来打电话。10分钟以后，肇事司机7、8个穿着时尚的同伴分别驾驶保时捷、法拉利等各种豪华轿车到达现场。这群年轻人站成一圈，抽着烟交谈。他们说到‘有钱就能摆平’。”这让网民们的怒火到达了极点。
       
Very quickly, human flesh searches began.
很快地，网民们展开了对肇事司机的人肉搜索。