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Originally Posted by thaskalos
Like you say, it's not what you do...it's HOW you do it.
If you are going to "get rid of evil" by eliminating the "monsters" who wreak havoc on their countries, and on the world in general...then do away with ALL of them -- otherwise you will be accused of having ulterior motives.
If you are going to invent a drug to rid the world of some horrible disease like cancer...then give it to whomever needs it -- regardless of economic or social standing.
That's how you serve "humanity"...
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Problem is, who is determining? I mean there were people who looked up to Hitler. Obviously they didnt see him as "evil".
Personally, he got what was coming to him. But, kind of see where I am thinking?
How would we know that the person deciding wasn't the evil one?
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