That , my friend , is as impressive as it is awesome . <| sep |> Not so fast , Yakomoto . Turing completeness could be a paradox . <| sep |> Yes , that would be an appropriate correction if you were accusing ' mankind ' of murder . ' The concept of people ruling over other people ' does not commit murder . Specific people , and specific government regimes , can . You can ' t point to people in prison and say this is unjust . That ' s nonsense . Some governments certainly should be everyone ' s friend . Some shouldn ' t . You ' re jumping topics and goalposts here so fast I can ' t even follow your lack of logic . It ' s not a perfect mechanism . I would just say ' homicide by government ' or something , please recognize that this is just me being anal about words and not actually meaningfully rebutting you . It ' s a misuse of English that is annoying enough to me to detour from our actual argument just to bitch about it . Democide , more properly , would refer to the death of a democracy , not deaths caused by democracies . My point is that not every action taken by a police officer is ' the will of the government '. They are individuals . They don ' t receive central orders from some malicious agency to go out and shoot black people in the street . It is far more likely that this is the fault of individual people showing either poor judgement in a potentially lethal situation , or perhaps even evil racist murderers . Your insistence on collectivism denies individuals their agency .