@Delete me: I'm not saying that Amazons hate men, if my post made it seem that way i apologise for not making my beliefs clear. However at the top of the scan, Waller asks if WW could take them to the island, and Trevor says she wouldn't even if she could. Now its the part i've underlined that i find interesting, because i think it implies that she wasn't sent on a peace mission by the Amazons to the world of men, and that instead it follows the Justice League Animated origin of having her exiled from Paradise island.
I know i'm assuming a lot with my ideas but if that is the case it helps to explain her actions, since in an Amazon society. For all we know, this was her first piece of real 'superhero' work and so because she was new to the world, she assumed the world of 'men' would treat violent criminals in the way an Amazon society would be likely to. It's not like Wonder Woman is now going to be DC's punisher. It's just that an inexperienced hero is likely to treat criminals the way she was raised to, which in her case would be to kill them if they felt it was justified or that their was no other option. Since she hasn't yet adapted to this new world and culture.
We don't really have a whole lot to work on, but we'll probably learn more about early Wonder Woman's attitude in JL#3.
Sorry I misinterpreted what your saying. Amazons have rules on their islands for criminals perfect example of this are the circle Hippolyta's royal guards who tried to kill an infant Diana none of them were sentenced to death instead they are keep as prisoners, Hippolyta then visit each prisoner everyday and promise to free them if they will repent. Even criminals are treated nice only to show that amazons follow a certain law.
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