[ Amos's words cause him to flinch a little, the validation ripping through his heart with great difficulty. ]

I don't feel like one.

[ He's asking people to consider ( and commit ) to, yes, mercy-killing the remnants of worlds. To not force them to limp on. To euthanize them, for pity's sake. It's hideous to have to ask that of anyone, but he doesn't want the vote to weigh in favor of preserving them for more pain, no matter if they deserve to fight now or later. ]

Besides, this isn't a question of "good" or "evil", I don't think. The Advocate is asking us to find enough value in these worlds to be able to let them go before they're ripped from us.