Following the release of a secret Department of Justice memo this week that outlines the administrations legal justification for killing U.S. citizens, a new Pew Research Center poll has revealed that a majority of Americans are torn over whether they support the governments right to kill them anywhere at any time without due process. On the one hand, I get itits important for the government to be able to murder me and any of my friends or family members whenever they please for reputed national security reasons. But on the other hand, it would kind of be nice to stay alive and have, maybe, a trial, actual evidencestuff like that, said visibly conflicted 39-year-old Nashua, NH resident Rebecca Sawyer, who, like millions of other Americans, is split over whether secret federal agents should be allowed to target and assassinate her anywhere on U.S. soil. I wouldnt mind if federal officials blew up other citizens and claimed it was in the name of my safety. But its just that when it comes to me, I guess Id rather not be slaughtered by my own elected officials on charges that never have to be validated by any accountable authority. This is tough. While most Americans expressed conflicted feelings regarding the memo, the poll also found that 28 percent of citizens were unequivocally in favor of being obliterated at any point, for any reason, in a massive airstrike. 