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You have to be a horrible person to murder someone, but you don't have to be insane to do it.

Hard no.

My Dad bought a pistol in Turkey during the final summer trip with his Wandervogel group in 1938.

Back home in Vienna that year leading up to Krystallnacht his elder brother carried it in his coat pocket as he and his buddies protected the neighborhood from roving bands of Nazi youth.

My Uncle wrote that he would pull the gun out of his pocket when an 'encounter' with Nazi youth was not going well.... and the Nazi punks always fled. If my uncle had had to shot one of those Nazi punks in defense of his neighborhood would that make him a horrible person? No. He knew who the Nazis were and what they were doing.

Nazis last weekend at a beach close to where I lived/worked/surfed for many many years:
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