What is the truth value of this statement

[EnglishCrusader]

There are many people that deserve to die or where the world would be better off with them dead, and anyone in their sane mind should be happy for these deaths. Some people deserve to die so much, that their deaths would even be cause for celebration.

The thing to watch out for is not to get too caught up in the death part, and thus focus instead on the death of this person part. We don't want to celebrate death itself - just when it claims certain people.

Yes, it's not about celebrating their death, it is more about celebrating that they can't affect humanity any more because of their death.

 

[timtofly]

There are many people that deserve to die or where the world would be better off with them dead, and anyone in their sane mind should be happy for these deaths. Some people deserve to die so much, that their deaths would even be cause for celebration.

The thing to watch out for is not to get too caught up in the death part, and thus focus instead on the death of this person part. We don't want to celebrate death itself - just when it claims certain people.

The thread topic is pretty vague, but does that mean you support the death penalty?

 

[Defiant47]

The thread topic is pretty vague, but does that mean you support the death penalty?

To be honest, I'm not sure. I was assuming we were taking a hypothetical war or combat situation where the easiest way to vanquish this person is through a clean kill.

 

[choxorn]

Christians celebrate a person's death every single year dude.

And his birth, and his ressurection. Christians just like celebrating this guy, apparently.

 

[Bestbank Tiger]

Yes, it's not about celebrating their death, it is more about celebrating that they can't affect humanity any more because of their death.

Well stated.

 

[Masquerouge]

No .

Mise is wrong. The answer is yes.

With the smartass mode off, I would say: it depends.