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Re:EU Parliament supports the possible suspension of U.S. da... by arethuza on Friday July 05, 2013 @09:09AM (#5994691)
No inconsistency whatsoever - the discussion is about executions as a penalty in a judicial context.

Police, militaries and individuals should all have the right to employ potentially deadly force if required and justified within a legal context.

Re:EU Parliament supports the possible suspension of U.S. da... by nileshtrivedi on Saturday July 06, 2013 @08:00AM (#5998651)
Yes, that makes sense. I like lmm's comment below that clarifies why these contexts are different.
Re:EU Parliament supports the possible suspension of U.S. da... by PavlovsCat on Friday July 05, 2013 @11:37AM (#5995317)
If there is no way to save a life (or several) other than to use lethal force against the attacker, then I wouldn't consider it murder, but (self-)defense. Otherwise, I couldn't care less if it's legal or who does it, it's not justified.