> Why don't people have the right to kill?

There is no right to kill.  Rights exist when beliefs are instantiated
in the laws of a state and enforced by that state.  Sovereign states
are able to kill, when it suits them, and get away with it (usually)
because they can, not because they have a right to kill.  That's just
the way it is.  Likewise, if there were no states, some individuals
would kill when it suited them, because they can, not because they
have a right to.  The absence of a state that prohibits murder doesn't
mean there exists a right to commit murder.

> Whose "moral" system are you referencing?

Pick one.  Murder is illegal just about everywhere on the planet.

martin

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