[ SECRET POST #4386 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4386 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

There's also so many ways that could play out. What if you felt this little whisper of doubt that you'd read the situation wrong, even if everyone agrees you did the right thing? What if the person you had to kill had an intellectual disability or a mental health issue or may have been drugged without their knowledge? What if it was someone you knew and hadn't known them as dangerous before? What if you felt you were right and the law agreed, but a lot of other people didn't and are very angry and upset with you and take every opportunity to let you know?

[(Anonymous)]

Well, even if the person was genuinely bad, I do think of the fact that they probably had a mother who loved him, even if no one else did.

But in general, I agree with OP in the case of a fictional self-defense or similar killing of a bad guy. Those nuances probably aren't a part of the story and he's just a bad guy.

I do think killing people is such a taboo for most of us that a part of us would feel SOMETHING.