>We have a justice system if there are crimes like that.
And robust self-defense laws for when someone poses an immediate threat and there's not enough time to go to law enforcement to help.
>The GP said they were laughing and celebrating it, that's quite different from 'aren't feeling much sympathy for someone dying'.
It's called "understatement." To be clear, the death of such a person, especially if it is while they are in the process of trying to assault and/or kill someone (which the evidence clearly shows) is in fact something to be celebrated. The world is a better place for his absence from it.
And robust self-defense laws for when someone poses an immediate threat and there's not enough time to go to law enforcement to help.
>The GP said they were laughing and celebrating it, that's quite different from 'aren't feeling much sympathy for someone dying'.
It's called "understatement." To be clear, the death of such a person, especially if it is while they are in the process of trying to assault and/or kill someone (which the evidence clearly shows) is in fact something to be celebrated. The world is a better place for his absence from it.