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[Marvel] Why did Wolverine get to be a member of the Avengers and an accepted member of the super hero community?

Wolverine willingly murders bad guys all the time. He he has even murdered a shitload of good guys when he was brainwashed. Which was a lot. (I'm especially thinking about the time Hydra got him.) A lot of heroes are morally opposed to killing, so why does Wolverine get a free pass? Why is he treated differently than the Punisher?
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Wolverine has a adamantium-hard sense of honor, and at the end of the day, he's going to do what he thinks is the right thing for the forces of good.

It's his methods that have always been at issue, not who he's fighting for.

Captain America's been through a war, one where he fought beside Logan. he knows that there's a time and a place where the choice whether or not to kill isn't really a choice anymore. 

On that day you want Wolverine around.

On the other days? He can take the hits no one else can and still get up, and he's an experienced, skilled and ferocious fighter even if he doesn't kill. And robots- he's the perfect guy if you want to shred robots.