Honestly, I don't really care how he's stopped: it can be by getting on the wrong flight and ending up stuck in some other country, it can be by succumbing to the cancer, it can be by one of the cancer doctors deciding to do the right thing and overdose him on something. Doesn't matter, as long as he's no longer able to wage his war.
The point I was making was that it is a completely different thing to ask for someone to be killed based on their own chosen actions as an individual, as opposed to saying that an entire arbitrarily defined group of people should have to answer for the choices of people who happen to be members of that arbitrarily defined group.
Talking in terms of what is acceptable conversation on the matter, these are two entirely different things. I'm not saying that people should advocate for problematic people to be killed, but I am saying that that is not crossing the same lines.
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