Does the end always justify the means?

[coolfrenchguy]

I will join you on the fact than for many so called economical/ethnical/religious/political reasons,millions have been exterminated , i will not name it a particular one ,but if you look back the human history,twisted ends have been always sustained by twisted means,unfortunatly we are not in the wisdom mood of star trek but we still leaving on the ashes of thousands exterminated individuals because the culture of death is a very good buisiness,puppeted by the less philanthropic rotten people on earth

damn i will would say living and not leaving,my bad big mistake,fatigue is not your friend

[Mixdguy17]

Imo it almost never does

[Richmondbread]

We can't judge people by today's morality because times and circumstances and numerous other factors are in constant flux. For example, we look at historical figures as horrible people if they happened to own slaves. But in the olden days, owning a slave was the equivalent of having a laptop computer or a Lexus today . A rather necessity than a moral issue.

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