I'm not fond of your analogy. First of all, semantics: the first roommate has every right to keep using that sink, as you would no longer need to share it, having been decapitated. The blade was in your possession, not your roommate's. Murder is not "carelessness."

You raise two points, in different posts, that seem to contradict each other: I'd like you to clarify.

Okay, so your argument is that a restaurant should be able to target any clientèle they want, and can do whatever they want to cater to that clientèle.

Would you agree with all of the following?:

The destruction of others (i.e. those working in the restaurant) is the ultimate infringement upon other people's personal freedoms. Thus, the government is protecting the personal freedoms of its citizens.

I understand your point. If I'm allergic to all trees, they're not required to cut down the forest for me to be a Forest Ranger.

Nope, there isn't a federal agency out there to rescue stranded fishermen from their occupational hazards.

And what about the people working there?

I thought they were talking about those big boxes that stand at the end of the street, with a separate compartment for each address, to which the resident of that address has a key.

No, she saved fifteen pedophiles and fifteen of those pedophile's victims (split is approximate).

Spirit:

I think they made the right call. Probably, at least partly, because Heroes didn't.

"I know that if Guantanamo's inmate population started to kill themselves in large numbers, the government would look even worse."

This counts because I say it counts, and I do have it in heavy rotation.

"Dr. Horrible gloats too long, and Captain Hammer is able to seize the death ray away from him and shoot it at him."

They've pretty much already revealed that.

I understand that, should it be possible for a species to survive by breathing nitrogen, that there is more than enough nitrogen in the atmosphere to make that work.

Oh, and 5) Yewell killing the mayor and staging it as a suicide is especially brilliant when you consider that Yewell is probably Defiance's coroner. Meaning that no one is going to blink when she determines it to be a suicide, and no one else ever has to find out that Nicky isn't human.

A few notes:

It wasn't just that he was ashamed of it. It was an act of cowardice, by a Castithan. It shamed his "liro" (caste).