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On its own, none of those things are irredeemable, but it calls into question just how corrupted he is once he takes up Frostmourne. Yes we know it takes his soul, given what he did to get it, but how far does it move the needle when he takes up the blade?
That really depends on whether you think Arthas picking up Frostmourne is still Arthas. To me that's Arthas possessed and taken. He's basically at the same state that DW is when DW was controlled by the Old Gods.
I think the real confusion lies when Arthas kicks out Ner'zhul and his Humanity people are then left with, "Okay so who's the Lich King then if it's not Arthas or Ner'zhul?" I think the answer to me is that the Jailer took over Arthas at that point. But that's just a theory.
Personally I’ve always thought that it was still him. Yes his soul was ripped out but I don’t believe he was corrupted and controlled. I’ve always believed his actions were his own but I guess we’ll see if the Jailer had some kind of influence on him
I think that the moment he picked up Frostmourne he was lost to either Ner'zhul or the Jailer. We do have confirmation or at least a suspicion that Arthas held back the Scourge, what was left of him, from tearing apart Azeroth according to Uther.
Yeah see, Arthas always struck me as an insecure person and so what Frostmourne stole was the critical thinking that made him /human/. The rest was STILL Arthas but the part that knew his insecurites and worked to remove them at all costs.
That was the part that got him to go for the blade and pick it up in the first place.
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