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The obligation not to kill arises from an order of relationship that requires not only that we be innocent in will (what philosophers call "formal innocence"), but also that we be innocent in behavior ("material innocence"). When an aggressor attacks me with a behavior that by nature is going to kill me (even if the behavior is not voluntary, like in the case of a mentally crazed person), assuming that I didn't attack him first, his behavior is no longer innocent. It has disrupted the equality in behavior that nature demands—in particular, the behavior that's naturally consistent with the exercise of life. This being the case, the behavior is outside the order of the "equality of relations" that nature requires for the "equality of justice" and therefore is defective or disordered. How can I owe him anything then? The "equality of justice" rises or falls with the "equality of relations."

Killing @Count_Sprpr is an act of self (community) defense. KILL KILL KILL KILL KILL