The arson attack in a revered Kyoto animation studio killed 36 people and injured dozens more.

  • Candelestine@lemmy.world
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    2 years ago

    Having seen and been moved by Violet Evergarden, which if I remember right was produced there, I have to say … I think justice is served here.

    The company is a rare bright spot in a very ugly and difficult industry.

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      2 years ago

      I understand the sentiment… but murdering that many people is the bad thing. They don’t need to be good guys for you to think their death was unjustified.

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      2 years ago

      And continues to be.

      After a few months break, those that were able to returned to work and went right back to cranking out amazing material and stories as if nothing had ever happened. No quality difference between the work done before the tragedy and the work done after. Bless all of them because they are clearly driven by a white-hot passion to create over anything else.

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    2 years ago

    Out of the few kinds of crimes that I feel qualify for a Death Sentencethis is absolutely One Of Them.

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      2 years ago

      There should be an extra clause for death penalties that they should only be given out in cases beyond physical impossibility as opposed to reasonable doubt. Reasonable doubt is not a good bar for killing somebody, but in this case there’s no physical possibility it wasn’t him.

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        2 years ago

        No. Just No. Beyond Any Reasonable Doubt is sufficient.

        Don’t try to diminish or weaken the necessity of the death penalty in a first-degree-multiple-murder scenario. The death penalty is always absolutely warranted.