Well, he's right that this is an unpopular opinion.

*toddlers

It's hard to say. How many deaths would he cause if he lived? He probably wouldn't directly kill someone, but his actions would have consequences. For example, flying around in a private jet has a very high carbon output. This will result in people's deaths.

It's easier to see the deaths and damage caused by a healthcare CEO, as an example, but this person also causes significant damage. I don't think the other people deserved to die, and the world would probably be better with them, but are their deaths worth it? That's an opinion, and it's very hard to answer. I'd probably say yes, because it likely saves more than eight lives, but we also need to account for the people they would have saved, and the harm it has caused people around them, so idk.

The kids that will grow up like him maybe? The pilots didn't deserve this though.

But.. don't all our modern problems come specifically from problematic people who will do anything to rise to power regardless of the societal conditions?

They allowed themselves to strive through their connections and wealth. "We allowed them" is naive beyond reproach. They have always been in power and you are just their servant.

Eh, it’s a good start.

That is what they are saying, only they would probably say it more along the lines of "who gives a shit about those other people, they aren't me"

Disagree 100% with.

Cheering cancer leaving your body is for good people.

Now if society killed him then you might have a point.

He was the garbage of society. He was the reason we are where we are. He was cancer and its good that the cancer is gone now. Hopefully the rest of them can sink or crash and we can have a normal life again.

Ps: we wont survice the cancer and the planet will ensure none of us survive what we are doing to it.