The difference with Gary is that the state was abdicating its duty by not quickly executing a child molester

He was literally in cuffs getting off the plane to be taken to trial. Everyone has a right to trial to prove their guilt, even if its obvious and egregious of that guilt. Because as I said:

the problem with laws is always that the moment you make them, they will be abused to the worst ways by the worst people.

I don't care about protecting pedos or criminal. Heck I think druggies should be executed en masse. But I know the moment we cut down those protections fully from even the corrupted state they are in now, it'll be used to kill all of us long before it kills the evil.

Both Gary and the cucked man had a similar situation. Highly emotional and extreme situations, in which they reacted in ways we can all understand. That's why "crime of passion" laws exist, so that those people can still be tried and convicted of their clear lawbreaking but not punished so wildly that everyone's sense of justice is perverted.