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The question is very interesting. Everyone writes about what they would do if... that is, what is called in legal terms, in a state of affect. But it would be interesting to know if anyone would do it consciously, that is, preparing for it, planning it, and preparing the murder weapon.
Personally, I probably killed someone during my military service; it was in North Ossetia, we were shooting at each other, and then at the White House in Moscow.
Perhaps that's why I answered that I probably could kill someone, although if we take the scenario I proposed, then no.
As usual, Locke puts us all in an awkward position and watches how we will get out of it.
That's what my answer turned out to be.
Борьба и единство противоположностей - вечный двигатель мира сего.