Is murder justifiable

Murder, is it ever really the right thing? No, murder should not be justifiable under any circumstances. There is no reason for anyone to purposely or accidently do something to cost another person their life. There are numerous occasions where people perform this terrible act upon another being, but the taking of another person’s life is never alright whether it is a cold blooded act, a stupid avoidable accident, or an act of anger and revenge. Every so often an individual decides to facilitate the act of murder for no reason, or because they are mentally unstable. If they perform this act randomly then there is absolutely no reason for the other man’s life to over. The man who is now dead did nothing wrong, yet he is no longer alive. Who could ever justify something like that? An individual must be dreadfully ill for a thought like that to run through his brain. If somebody is so exceedingly mentally unstable that they may want to kill an innocent human being then they should not be out in public roaming the streets. The police should have this precarious man or woman locked away at a location where they can be of no harm to anyone. When the undertaking of murder is deliberate due to someone’s resentment or enragement at another person there is still no way to rationalize the horrific doing of murder. There are multiple other ways for these people to reconcile their issues. Even in the situation where a man approaches you with the intent of murder, this does not mean that you now have the right to blow a bullet through the man’s brains! Yes, you have the right to defend and protect yourself but although you could kill him, there is really no need to. There are other negotiation strategies that you could try instead of simply murdering the man. If he is irritated or heated with you strive to show them how sorry you are. If you are unsure of why they are threatening you, convince them that murder is the wrong thing to do, there is no need for