If you celebrate somebody's death then presumably you think it's a moral good they are dead. If it's a moral good they are dead then the grounds for condemning somebody if they had killed that person shrink considerably.
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You could celebrate someone's death for other reasons than moral good. For example, if your only significant business competitor died, you might celebrate because you thought you stood to gain a lot more business.
Yes, that's true, but it would make the celebration extremely suspect. Maybe my first tweet should have said if you think celebrating somebody's death is morally justified...
