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ThatGuy · 69w
If it is immoral/illegal for an individual to commit murder then it is only logically consistent for it to be immoral/illegal for a group of individuals to commit murder (sentence another person to de...
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That's construing it as murder though.

It is moral for an individual to *kill*, for various reasons, and so it is moral for a group to kill for analogous reasons. A person may kill in defense of itself for example, and so a group may do the same. There's no logical inconsistency whatsoever.
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ThatGuy · 69w
A group of individuals sitting in a court room completely uneffected by the actions of the human they are sentencing to death are not under threat by that person. They are not protecting themselves. They are bureaucratically murdering another human that has not transgressed against them. It is mor...