Seriously?

OK. In this one I'm siding with him. If he targets sensationalist journalists and internet harassers, especially doxxers, he's cleaning up the trash. And you know it.

Yeah... Even though he's a piece of shit, he didn't deserve that tbh. Especially not when he began to regret the shit he did.

Both. And it is quite complex, because it is not made to deter perverts or limited to photography. It applies to all forms of visual or audiovisual recordings and includes all non public figures, public figures in their private life, and private property.
So basically paparazzi (lowly wretches who should be considered worse than thieves) in Japan often risk going to jail. Same for journalists and influencers (both the scum of the earth) who record inside venues without authorization.

NGL. I think he had that dream of being human again right when he did something good for others because he did regain some humanity at that moment.

Look. If Hiro wasn't a murderer, I'd have compassion for him and consider the theft of money directly from banks a lesser issue.

This is the kind of stuff NASA would absolutely hide. Not to hide the existence of extraterrestrial life or to hide the paranormal, but because they'd feel stupid reporting it.

Well. Hiro did mention the only people whose lives he cared for were relatives and friends.

Hard to believe he'd have a modicum of decency to stop the way he did.

The fake suspect looks like Tim Pool. Lol. They're not catching the real culprit with that.

That Star Trek quote doesn't seem coincidental in context.
It is worth mentioning it is true, and the old man's motivation isn't wrong.
He knows his body is entirely devoid of humanity. So the only way to stay human is to be humane. Some humans are devoid of humanity despite having very human flesh tbh,

A fate worse than death. Perpetual agony. He might think he's being merciful by not killing them, but, if you ask me, that's because he's unaware of how bad a chance of regret, with no way to cause further harm, is to the unrepentant evil. It becomes perpetual agony.

He needs to be more assertive and use lethal force regularly. The "heroes don't kill" trope is long term unproductive. A hero must learn to dispense justice as judge, jury, and executioner.

Maybe it is because of the context I live in, but I think it should be legal to clean up the trash when it comes to organized crime. The lives of such wretches should lose all legal protection. Hunting them as if they were hogs should be considered an admirable act.

Nah. Cut him in half.

NGL. If you, as a man, force yourself on another man, you're gay. Say what you want, you're enjoying it with another man.

If I could have any sort of superhuman power, it would be the very same thing that old man did.

It was either already primed by the same insect (Which died but left marks of its harmful potential) or by another surviving insect.

Remember. In other places of the world, taking photos of strangers without their permission is inappropriate, but in Japan it is also a crime and you can go to jail for it. DON'T DO THAT!

Either he's an enemy in disguise or he knows there are enemies within the organization.