I think thats the big mistake right there. You need to take into account that his actions are backed by knowledge that we do not have. So in order to say that h

I think thats the big mistake right there. You need to take into account that his actions are backed by knowledge that we do not have. So in order to say that his decision is wrong is the same as saying that "no knowledge he may posses can make his actions correct" which is a rather bold claim.