I'm wrestling with my response.  Well, no, I'm really not.

It's wrong to take a life.  But it's also wrong to allow someone else who has proven a disposition for that behavior to do the same.  Bin Laden wasn't spending any energy trying to convince the world that he'd turned over a new leaf.  So for whoever that would have been next, I'm glad he's dead; I'm glad they didn't hesitate; I'm glad no one else was injured.  I have new respect for our President because of the courage he demonstrated to act.

And, whatever else might happen as a result, also might have happened had we not killed him.  He asked many people to sacrifice for his "holy" war.  Now it's his turn.

I agree it's probably not "taking the high road" to celebrate.  But that's a minor offense compared to the crimes committed.