If you could kill anyone...
 

...who would you kill? World leaders? Criminals? People against whom you hold a grudge?

If you've ever seen Death Note, that's the kind of method you'd be using - you'd just write a name down and that person would die, wherever in the world they were at that moment. Nobody could trace anything back to you, so you would be free to kill anyone at all without consequence.

Please be totally honest. ;)

If it was a deathnote I would keep it handy ( no one I need to kill yet or in the foreseeable future) and just hang out with my death god.

Probably bad ideas.

I wouldn't really want to kill anything or anyone that was tangible.

Oh believe me I have quite a list <-<

Trent Reznor or Maynard from Tool.

I don't kill.

You have to remember, if you can arbitrarily kill people, they more than likely can do the same to you. ;)

I'd just keep it around to have the Death God to hang out with. I think Rem would be a sweet bff.

I have a list in my backpocket, but I definitely know who dies first

I would kill my Dad's gorlfriend/mistress. That bitch! She abused me for over two years, playing evil twisted mind games and other sick shit on me. She also stole special things from me too. In the end she got away scott free because my Dad supported her when she denied it and believed her. He had chosen a piece of ass over his Son. I would cut her to pieces if I could.

*watches as a piano falls on Fred Phelps* How many time can a death note be used?

Until you get caught.

Killing them would solve nothing, it creates yet another fucking problem.

I will not kill her. Mother nature will do that for me, fairly soon. The bitch is around 50, she smokes like a chimny and she has severe lung problems. She is unfit and very frail. I don't think so will last another 10 years.

I've tried posting the full thing several times here but it kept freezing the browser so I'm just going to post a link to the full thing.

As some day it may happen that a victim must be found,
I've got a little list — I've got a little list. Follow link to read (or if you are vocaly talented sing) the rest.
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Mi..._it_may_happen

God. Killing humans with superpowers makes me the one person that deserves to be killed off. Therefore God, who, theoretically, in the only one with this amount of power, is the one man to brush off.

I saw death Note and I admit I was in Kira / light´s side. It has always pissed me up people being mean and assholes not receibeing any judgement, well, that´s because I´m a very spiteful person too. Anyway I think people that don´t understand that things most be done right, and that do nothing but bad things should not exist.

Haha! That was entertaining.

If I suppress the human instinct
and wear an angelic face,
then I would fool no one
and amuse the human race.

And so without further ado
I will list a perfect vic-tim
to kill by strangulation and who
I would tear limb from limb:

MY FUCKING SON-IN-LAW.

'nuff said. The bloody sot.

Mmm... *thinks* I don't know who I'd kill. I don't know if I'd kill anyone. I'm kind of a subscriber to the theory that to hate someone requires too much effort on my part. I just can't seem to be bothered to truly do it.

Can I ask what you hate about him?

I'd like to think I wouldn't go around killing "all willy-nilly".

That kind of power represents an interesting ethical conundrum; as not using it to help people might end up being as evil as using it to hurt people.

Of course every time someone tries to do something "For the greater good" bad things happen.

I honestly don't know what I'd do.

And when the bitch dies, I will dump a load of garbage onto her grave.

While it would be satisfying, that won't do anything to fix things between you and your Dad (assuming that you want to fix things and that they are still fixable), and may just drive you further apart.

Damned turd who just screwed this comp.

"An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind"

It wouldn't be something to be taken lightly.
The means of death would need to be considered, lives weighed in the balance.
I think I would use it to grant a clean, dignified death to those denied the right to voluntary euthanasia by their governments, so that they could meet death bravely instead of wasting away in lives of pain and humiliation as their disease consumes them.
It would be too dangerous to use against world leaders, as sudden deaths create a power vacuum and thus breed rather than end wars.
Despite the great temptation, I'd be very wary of killing even those I'm certain to be guilty of crimes of stunning violence- vile as they are, those individuals may have unexpected consequences. Might be good to free the world from their viciousness, but at the same time it is too easy to make a mistake and allow the wrong one to die... the US' death row shows this, with many men killed only to be later shown as innocent.

I think I would reserve death for those who wanted it, needed it, to avoid the agony and humiliation of life. No others. I could not be trusted to remove others without becoming lost to the lust of power, and I suspect the same could be said of most of you.

(sigh) He gets drunk daily and then this last weekend yells at my wife 1 inch from her face when she voiced concern about giving him his son back (after we babysat) because he seemed too inebriated to handle himself much less a 1 year old, and then the next day he asks for money. We cut that off after the first few episodes, but now he just seems to get drunk more often. My grandson doesn't need that kind of an example.

He was doing well for a while earlier this year, but now is back to his old ways.