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If a victim’s family has the ability to avenge the killing of their relative (Goel Hadam) in an accidental killing where there was no warning, is there any reason they could not do the same if their relative was murdered in cold blood (as opposed to an accidental killing) where there was no warning (or other technical reason the death penalty wouldn’t apply)? It should be even more so the case al pi pashtus.
What are you a high school kid learning Lomdus? Lomdus has nothing to do with Halacha.
1. I don’t think that the Din of Goel Hadom applies during the time when there is no Arey Miklot.
2. Even if it does, since we are in Golus, you can’t put yourself in danger because if you kill s/o they will prosecute you. This is true even in Israel because they have secular rules. They don’t apply Torah rules esp. in a case of killing (whether permitted by the Torah or not)!
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