I would argue that killing the people who literally devoted hundreds of thousands of dollars to **destroying everything you've spent your life building** does *not* make a person a piece of shit. It makes them a hero, for removing a real life villain. I don't remember specifics, but when I researched Killdozer, I scratched the surface of some of the people that were fucking with him. Quite influential and powerful. It's so absurd to imagine these suit-wearing faggots, with soft hands, crushing the soul of a man like Marvin- a hard worker, everyone that knew him spoke highly of him, positive attitude, friendly, generous, willing to compromise.... But I think the villains here quickly realized he was that kind of guy. They could walk all over him. Make his life a little harder this month by demanding that his access road be closed for the concrete plant- the owner of the plant is buddies with the local government people, so all he has to do is ask. "Hey, that creep, Marvin- I want his land. He won't sell it to us. Help us squeeze him out, our concrete plant is gonna make this town rich!" Fuck, it feels so slimy just typing that out. Fuckers should've been ground into the earth with the treads of that machine. Instead, it just ended up being a coffin for a broken man. If you can't kill in a situation like this, you're a pussy. Flat out. When is it more appropriate, besides when immediate physical violence is being used against you? They were using force against him- the police. Every demand they made of him came with a promise- "If you *don't* close the road like we asked, the cops will show up with guns, and force you to. If you resist them, they will beat you and throw you into a cage. If you continue to resist, you'll go to prison." That's use of force. He would've been absolutely justified in blasting all of them, every last one. But I guess real-life doesn't have heroes, eh?