Consider the fact that, in your little scenario there, the jury would probably fry you. You committed premeditated murder (I assume that's the un-named "action" you "take"). Despite council from others not to, you operated on un-substantiated gut feelings, and those gut feelings will only demonstrate your savageness and lack of fitness to continue to participate in society, when displayed in court.
You said you're willing to live with the consequences of your actions. Are you prepared to die as a consequence of your actions? I understand you're more committed to being right (actually, more like "having been right") than to almost anything else. Would you die to demonstrate your certainty that you were right?
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Originally Posted by aceventura3
I ask you, who really is in denial?
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You are. But you'll never hear anyone else, when they say it.