Misanthrope
Latin, NOT Mexican.
You know, it IS ok to give society some credit SOMETIMES. Yes, they're stupid most of the time, but like I asked Misanthrope, do you mean to say that we should release everyone from jail? Is it not ok to collectively come to the realization (notice I did not say "collectively decide") that indiscriminate murder would lead to chaos? Similarly, we've come to the REALIZATION, because of advances in science, that homosexuality is indeed very natural and not just some deviant fetish. These are factual realizations, not to be confused with unfounded rhetoric.
Your logic is still faulty. No you cannot give credit to society never. When that happens you stop being an individual. I rather be a miserable lonley individual than a society and moral believer like yourself. Your example is faulty because outright murder without a good reason is an isolated thing. All murders have a reason shure world would be a more violent place if anyone who wished for justice would take it in their own hands, but it would also be a world without speculation and unfair judgements. I would say half of the people convicted for murder never was confronted with substancial evidence and/or had a good reason to commit such act. If you seek to understand what im saying it would be constructive to someone to torture your boyfriend in front of your eyes for days, im shure your judgement about Murder would change no matter what excuse or procedure you would wish to take, you would wish to take the torturer's life. If a society could be perfect and be objetive on trials without corruption and prejudgements of any kind,it would work, but those are unrealistic situations. All men are faulty and corrupted, society is made from such men, therefore society will never be reliable for anything and nothing it produces ( like moral or law ) will be reliable either. And you could just accept that you could had expressed your opinion without such a cheap argument like morals too