Thursday, April 27, 2017

Bad Means

Bad Means trumps a noble motive, therefore making the action committed an evil one.


What happens is that the bad means is inherently evil or inherently immoderate--so much so that its rotten nature sufficiently taints the action as to render it wicked, ineffective and hateful and destructive.

Here are some bad means:

1. The use of terrorism or violent coercion to  force another to involuntarily accept or partake of one's pernicious proposal.

2. To undertake the selected action by group-living. An action morally chosen and implemented by individual-living is an action that is inherently superior, moral moral and inclined to see goodness grow and spread as a consequence of this choice of action being selected and implemented.

3.To undertake a selected action by anarchist living and anarchist means of implementation. To choose a course ethically as a member of a hierarchy, and to pick a institutional means to carry out a chosen actions is to markedly increase the odds that the motive and outcome will be wicked, or at best of short term moral gain.

4. To choose an action based on feeling more than thinking.

5. To choose an action as a follower of God, rather than to make a decision in light of one's affinity for and loyalty to Lera.

6. To act from hate, not love, is to distort and corrupt an action, no matter how good were the intentions  that originally drove one.

7. To act from a liberal political philosophy rather than from a conservative political philosophy. To do intended from from a liberal motive is to choose a bad means that profits the further growth and expansion of the statist agenda. What that leads to is an expansion of centralized power, the increase of tyranny in the world, and a net loss of individual liberty, a reduction of personal power to maverize as an individuating supercitizen.

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