There are Christian reponses here and there, chiefly on the already known principle of doctrine: That while it is a cultural mandate for Christians to want to stop criminals, we do not seek satisfaction in the death of our tormentors.
Comparing the cost and lost ($3 trillion for 15 years) of U.S.A. with Osama's death, at least one is making a smart remarks. That Osama's point of war is not expansion of territory or financial gain, but a ridicule of America by bankrupting her, bleeding her as the Soviet Union once suffered. The victory against Osama has yet nor will likely to produce beneficial results from other postwars.
And one wisely put it: "Our national debt is our biggest national-security threat," - Adm.
Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
While I surely support capital punishment for Bin Laden, I will also support some of Bin Laden's arguments against the American "way" of life today.