Would you cheer someones death because they go against your false beliefs?

[legalboxers]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-cheered-killing-retribution-now-130000021.html
Trump Cheered His Killing As ‘Retribution,’ Now His Family Is Suing in Court

When far-left activist Michael Reinoehl was shot dead by law enforcement in a hail of bullets in September 2020, then-president Donald Trump infamously cheered his death as “retribution,” and Attorney General Bill Barr touted the killing as the “takedown” of an “admitted Antifa member.”

Reinoehl’s estate is now suing in federal court, alleging that the 48-year-old father of two was killed in a “sudden and unprovoked attack” and that the law enforcement officers responsible for Reinoehl’s death “either had no plan to arrest [him] without injury… or planned to use deadly force from the start.”

The lawsuit, filed Tuesday, contends that law enforcement “did not afford Reinoehl an opportunity to surrender”; failed to observe a “standard of care for high-risk law enforcement operations”; and neglected to provide any “warning or announcement that they were police.”

[loveslongnails]

That would surely depend on what sort of beliefs we are talking about, but more so on what actions are being taken based on those beliefs. I would certainly celebrate the death of quite a few folks whom I believe to be doing harm to humankind, especially the ones I believe are evil. There are also scores of people whom I don't know, but I'd celebrate their death based on what they did, for example, human traffickers of any kind, particularly children.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

I won't celebrate anyone's death, but I support Karma getting them.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Thanks for MHO :)

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Some people want to celebrate the death of historically awful people, like how there were parades of people celebrating the death of Margaret Thatcher in the UK because of how awful she was as a prime minister