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Yet, I always feel some pity (I guess) for the feral ghouls who, individually, had no part in their own creation and no control in their own destiny. Although, if they knew that at some point in their lives they would become feral, they might have wished to their own "quietus make With a bare bodkin" as Hamlet suggests.
Due to the exposure to radiation, their brains are slowly but inexorably deteriorating, and while exposure to large amounts can indeed heal them, it also destroys their brain cells even faster, a sort of trade-off if you think of it like that way, and eventually, all ghouls will end up becoming feral.
Also, feral ghouls are certainly not even remotely aware of their surroudings, or even themselves; as their brain as so toroughly decayed that all the higher functions, like consciousness, have just ceased to operate, in a sense, they aren't better than patients reduced to a vegetable state in an hospital bed, and from that standpoint, putting them down is the best thing to do, both for their sake, and for the one of everyone else, since they are irremediably violently hostile to any form of life around them.
Awesome captures my friend!