See my other comment in this thread as you’ve misinterpreted what I’ve said. I’m still trying to figure out how, but perhaps I’ve internalized Christian ethics to a point where my stance seems obvious to me but not to you!

> > And that makes it acceptable to execute a random executive from the firm?

> When one is incapable of recognizing their own culpability in the sorrows of the world, yes.

I am assuming that we all know this is unacceptable and I am explaining the reasoning behind why someone might find this acceptable, namely, and let's quote Outkast this time:

  I know you'd like to think your shit don't stank, but 
  Lean a little bit closer, see 
  Roses really smell like poo-poo-ooh 
  Yeah, roses really smell like poo-poo-ooh

So if you happen to be someone who thinks your own shit don't stank you're probably apt to exhibit any number of moral failings.

One could argue that if Ted K recognized that he was as much of a sinner as his victims that he would not have justified his murderous actions.