illuminaughty

I could be wrong but I think your opinion would change if you watched all around you die and you were in a place where people were killing each other over a bottle of water, let alone someone who killed billions. think about it... sure she is a murderer, but you can call many cops and military murders too. no law existed, everything was the wild west again... put your self on set, think about it a bit and I'm sure you would agree she doesn't deserve the punishment you think she does. The good out weighs the bad and that is what we should be considering. Yes guilty of murder, but not deserving of punishment. If I kill someone breaking into my house at night because I fear for my life, I'm a murderer too, but I'll not likely see any sort of punishment. He still had the potential to kill millions more.. I'm not sure how anyone could think she needs to be punished.. She is a hero. I get the duty and honor thing, but he is a captain for a reason, for his ability to make good choices. When the world is on its knees and all hierarchy and chain of commandment is destroyed, the things you learned from years of honor and adherence to policy, would become a guideline. No one is going to hold the captain or the president accountable for any decision they made during these times of desperation.

Vengeance for billions. I think that is ok. Consider the reality of the situation the world is in and all the grief this man introduced. I hate to go here, but if some joe nobody was the one who ended up killing hitler without 'authorization' or any other of the world's tyrants, would anyone care? Laws on murder were made up to address social concerns and morals in 'normal' times. Not when the world is in a mode of survival. The rules change. By fact there was no government, one could argue there were no laws to be enforced. It should of been a discretionary call. In my mind he should of not been treated for his gun shot wound and left to die. As long as she still got a piece of him, literally. lol

You are missing the context. Billions are dead because of this guy. It wasn't for her own reasons. It was for survival of others she will never meet. Millions will be saved. There is no US Navy, just hopes it'll exist again. The world is fubar. Context... If it happened today when all is good in the world, you are correct. Not in the reality the series is based on. The president could of said "Captain, let this one rest", and it would of been done with. Its like a dual failure.. -g

Desperate times call for desperate measures.... The entire season was full of good choices and believable content. This one sucked. I actually felt irritated. lol maybe that is what the producers wanted.. It was obvious the producer was out of touch. Lets set the context... Billions of people dead, government's falling, rouge factions running about, immediate friends and family of all involved deceased because of this person, people in all out survival mode, general global despair... Billions dead because of this person. Then along comes a doctor who kills him and as a result, the product is a cure. Which by the way due to its method of transmission and propagation eliminates all the logistical challenges with any other methods considered. Lets not forget the infrastructure was destroyed for any mass production of vaccines, or the instruments to administer. This episode is the worse one of them all, a total failure to capture the essence of what and where the mind set would be of all involved in this reality they have been projecting for the series... No one would of cared one bit. Protocol would of been mandatory by discretion. "I'm gonna turn you over for what you did" wow... When he busted into that blurb, for the first time in both seasons I thought to my self, "lame"... on the flip side, when they are able to hand her off to the authorities, I'm sure she would have no worries about punishment, they won't be as mentally challenged on the issue as the captain is I would hope. She'll likely get high 5's. If she makes it. -g