Moral: It's OK to kill a 'bad' person

Rating: 1/10 (1 December 2013)

So the title "To Kill a Mockingbird" alludes to the fact that it's a sin to kill a mockingbird because it's an innocent creature - all it does it sing. During the movie it appears that Tom Robinson is the "mockingbird" - he is innocent but is found guilty.
Later we find that Boo Radley is actually the "mockingbird" - after Bob Ewell attacks the children the Sheriff and Atticus agree he should not be punished for killing Bob, and Scout makes it clear she agrees because it would be like "killing a mockingbird". So Boo Radley gets away with killing Bob because he was attacking the children and was a bad person all round.
What a shocking moral to the story!
It's OK to kill someone without consequences if they are bad!
THIS is what is wrong with America.
THIS is why they are hated so much throughout the world.
Because of the belief that it's OK to kill someone if you think they are bad.