>>13545821

This entire country has suffered.

The entire world has suffered.

These people did things that warrant the loss of their lives, yet they continue to live and commit more crimes against humanity.

Getting joy out of something good for humanity is natural.

If for no other reason, for the relief of the pressure on the entire human species, like extracting a splinter.

If for no other reason, for the benefit of removing a cancer in our societal organism.

If for no other reason, to celebrate just a mild victory against tyranny.

If for no other reason, to show everyone else planning something that evil will not be tolerated.

Happiness doesn't even begin to describe what we should be feeling about something like that.

>>13545932

Sorry if you don't like nature, but it is, still, nature.

Many species of this world have excommunication rituals.

Locking them in a cage to rot is a much worse fate than quickly euthanizing them.

Would you not have us feel pride or relief; would you not have us become encouraged, reassured, or enlivened?

It's not about being frivolously entertained.

It's about getting satisfaction out of the successful maintenance of the society we all have to live in.

It's about proving that we can regain control of our reality from the grips of absolute evil.

That is a joyous thing

>>13546110

"if"

>>13546110

It was a hypothetical situation to begin with.

I simply disagree with your premise that we shouldn't express positive emotions about something like that.

I obv know those articles are bullshit, but in the event that something like that does occur, I will be grinning from ear to ear.

I thought it was a rather simple debate