No there are very few times it’s ethical to hire a hitman, even fewer than when it may be ethical to kill. If you have the time to hire a hitman you could just as easily use that time to m9ve across the country or go live with a friend for a while. Or report to the police and risk the retaliation, decide what to do after that.
Even in a utilitarian sense if you’re trying to calculate X amount of abuse (maybe severe abuse across many people) would equal one life lost so the act is a net good, it’s always going to be a GREATER net good to stop the abuse any other way.
No there are very few times it’s ethical to hire a hitman, even fewer than when it may be ethical to kill. If you have the time to hire a hitman you could just as easily use that time to m9ve across the country or go live with a friend for a while. Or report to the police and risk the retaliation, decide what to do after that.
Even in a utilitarian sense if you’re trying to calculate X amount of abuse (maybe severe abuse across many people) would equal one life lost so the act is a net good, it’s always going to be a GREATER net good to stop the abuse any other way.