thank you for actually following up.

https://lemmy.world/post/12513108/7978972
https://lemmy.world/post/18470868/11713672

These cases are not about murder, but death sentences following due process. While it's not exactly the same, it's still calling for violence, even if it's in a more civilized and more commonly accepted way. Murder generally refers to unlawful killings.

I will take this to our team to discuss. Although I'm personally against death penalties, as I don't believe anyone can be trusted with this power as it will absolutely get abused and mistakes will be made, I think discussion surrounding death penalties in general should be allowed, provided there is due process involved. Discussion without referencing specific cases is also not easily possible. This is something that can be difficult to define, as for example Israel also claims there to be due process for the Palestinians they execute and lawfulness can often be quickly changed in favor of the acting regime.

https://lemmy.world/post/11472248/7227437

This is definitely a comment that could have been phrased a lot better, but I don't see how this could even remotely be considered a call for violence.