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@Theweakeredge
Vigilante justice often includes (de facto) murder. For example, "self-defense" is (de facto) murder UNLESS magical "motive" can be "proved" ("self-defense" is vigilante justice)."Often includes (de facto) murder" demonstrate that claim - and your "example" is based on a supposition that you can't prove motive, which you can. Furthermore, you completely ignored the second part of my argument - the whole legal definition thing.
It is impossible to "prove" motive.
(IFF) you define "murder" as "unjustified killing of one human being by another human being" (THEN) your precarious tautology is begging for a definition of "unjustified"