Absolutely, government sanctioned murder is still murder.

This General Trump killed has been at this for decades. The timing is suspect and should have been considered. The reaction if the shoe is reversed is obvious.
So, I can't condone this. Hundred of thousands will now die.
About six years ago, I felt people were hungry for blood. Well, here they go again.
Get your sons and daughters lined up to ruin their lives then be told there are not enough doctors at the VA.
Or, its gonna take six months to get your claim settled. There will be no such thing as a three year enlistment. There is talk about restarting the draft.
We didn't learn a goddamn thing! (sorry, I'm in a bad mood) I need a hug!!!

Yes, and went ‘so far’ as to call it Murder. When our Generals are called upon to assemble a plan of attack, should such planning make them targets for assassination by a potential adversary?

Our small president set this in motion, unnecessarily increased the tension, then struck first. This is what he wanted, not what was right.

It’s been a political mechanism for millennia. Why would it stop now?

Morality and ethics seem irrelevant in our current global, political climate.

There's only one world leader I'd like to see assassinated, and I'll bet you can figure out which one I'm thinking about.

This is supposedly forbidden as it applies to national leaders (too bad another bad republican, "W" also ignored laws, but sometimes it is necessary as when Bin Laden was killed.

Feels like Trump is 'wagging the dog'.

[speaker.gov]

Pelosi's statement

Yes unless it's a monster like Bin Laden

Yes...not to mention that the retaliation that will come will be targeted at Americans and their allies. I have no doubt this will escalate into something horrendous and deadly. Can you imagine the reaction in America if say...Mike Pompeo was assassinated by the Iranians when he was leaving Dulles Airport in Washington?

It's a tough question. I'm generally an isolationist but I know what our reaction would be to someone sending a drone to the U.S. and taking out a General. Terrorism changes the normal rules of engagement. I'm guessing that although we claim that the guy was planning many acts, I bet we can't prove that. So generally I'm against us just going in and taking out people we don't like, without a just cause. Especially when it could start a war.