Alright. But you need to provide the examples you mentioned, about right to life.

Matthew 5: 44

Luke 6:27

Luke 6:29

And, of course, that perennial favourite, Matthew 26:52. (It's about living by the sword and dying by it.)

As I said, Jesus is not silent about love and calls for love of all, even of enemies. Is it an act of love towards an enemy to kill him against his will? I don't think so. Nor does Jesus. (See those verses I listed.)

Nothing  contrary to love about defending yourself? Well, there is if, by defending yourself, you take the other guy's life. At least, that's Jesus' view.

What?!!!!! Jesus' death was the sole purpose of his incarnation? You are kidding me, aren't you? The sole purpose of Jesus' mission was to love his Father, in our name, and for which he died. The Father isn't some loony-toon sadist!

That story, of the woman, is proof that not everything in the L and Ps met with Jesus' approval. His reaction proves my point.

Not obeying JC proves that.