God has declared that each year twitter may vote for one person in the world to die. If no one gets a 2/3 majority, no one dies in that specific way that year. God excludes bots, alt accounts and people not obeying the ToS using omniscience. Voting is not a sin unless your motivation violates a commandment. Instant and painless by head exploding into shrapnel on Christmas. Who do you think would die?

>>935765348 (OP)
>Voting is not a sin unless your motivation violates a commandment.
Which commandments? Because I thought "though shalt not murder" was part of it.
>Instant and painless by head exploding into shrapnel on Christmas.
Well, that would be a shit thing for the kids to witness. "Instant sensation of neuronal functions" would have been better.
I don't use Twitter, does that include live results and can you change your choice later? I'd guess most people would pick their person to kill but switch to the highest they want gone once the deadline approaches.

>>935766152
I think lots of people should die and I'd say so on television. That's not murder though. Do you think God would be my murder weapon if it counted as murder?