Anime Do you support Kira?

[Dolores Haze]

Well, the thing about Kira is that he wanted to become God, so the term criminal is very loosely defined in this case. Some people do deserve to die, but in some cases, whether or not someone deserves to die is very vague. I guess the question is if you want to leave such an important decision up to one person?

Exactly. Kira's God complex was what brought him down in the end. Were he doing it because he truly believed it was right, that might have changed things, but it was if he more wanted to know he could just do one little thing like writing a person's name in a notebook, and they would die.

Also toward the end he seemed to just kill anyone who got in his way or disagreed, even those who were doing it for their own justice (like L).

So his general idea of killing criminals, that I support. Doing it in twisted ways or without fair evidence (I believed he killed some men in the first season just because they were harassing a woman?), I do not.
Kira didn't consider the consequences, no matter how clever he was.

 

[DarkClaymore]

I support Kira. His idea was brilliant and killing criminals was totally right.
But he overdone it and even killed some other people. But for some reason,I can't blame him for doing so, as I fully understand why he did.

If I had a Death Note, I'll first kill all people I hate (probably some annoying teachers and classmates :devil. But then I'll probably won't know what to do next. So actually thinking about killing criminals is really brilliant.
If it was me, I'll probably feel powerful and yet bored, so I'll throw the world into chaos or something. Probably killing all presidents in the world or something.

Even though I think that if in real life a shinigami would have appeared in front of me, I would be too afraid of what will happen after my death. And thus refusing to take the Death Note

 

[Caedus]

Another dark truth: "Evil begets evil..." - Yoshimitsu, SC3

If you don't kill a serial killer, you're putting lives in danger. The brutality of killing that man or woman isn't going to cause anywhere near the grief it'll cause if that killer stays alive, and continues to kill people. If you kill him, or her, was it a sacrifice, or was it an act of being a good Samaritan? (That should be a word, by the way. ) If you can just let such a tool as the Death Note just sit there, unused for the greater good, that's the equivalent of you watching a baby running into traffic, and just sitting there. If I had the Death Note, I'd go find the America's Most Wanted list, and go to town on some murderers. I know "Thou shalt not kill" is in the Ten Commandments," and the phrase "Judge not, lest ye be judged," is in the Bible, but according to Christianity and the KJV of the Holy Bible, I'd already be forgiven, up to 777 times, or some such. >_> Oh, and I'd kill that guy who ate his son's eye, too.

 

[Avenger]

I support Kira he had good intentions and he only used it on a few innocent ppl but it was for the greater good it would have been interesting to see wut would happen if he did succeed ...