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[moralabsolutism]

[The short figure who steps up pauses and looks out. His eyes are impossible to see but it's clear they're sweeping over the courtyard. He doesn't seem to find whatever he's looking for. His face is constantly shifting patterns, black always moving over the white without ever truly mixing together. They form something that looking like the splatter pattern from a gunshot wound as he speaks, voice little more than a low growl.]

When does a man become completely irredeemable?

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[scarletspeedster]

But what gives that person the right to do that? What if they're wrong? [Wally didn't think he could even trust himself with that sort of power; it would be too much, too tempting. Better to let it be decided through the system set up for it, even if there were times when that system was flawed. They weren't meant to be above the law.]

[moralabsolutism]

What gives the person the right to break the law? If they don't respect it, neither should I. [He was fighting fire with fire. It wasn't the perfect strategy, but it was far better than letting them live as he had before.] I never punished anyone who didn't deserve it.