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No because there are other means of doing what ever you are trying to do. You don't have to do something evil to get done whatever you are trying to get done. Plus nothing ever good comes from doing something evil.

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no matter what evil thing you do even if its for a good thing, it will have consequences. So no I disagree

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I think that its doesn't because whenever someone tries to justify bad deeds for an honorable end it always comes back at them.

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It's sort of a double edged blade, where it's sometimes bad to do the wrong thing, but sometimes the wrong thing is the right thing to do; I believe it's based off of a/the person's point of view, since for example: a person could have a reason to murder someone justly, but there'll always be other people who'll think that killing isn't the answer, so they'll believe that what the man did was a crime.

It all depends on the person's point of view, for there'll always be an individual out there who'll believe that the wrong thing is right, and that the right thing is wrong.

It's the sad reality, but that's just life; which is why people should express their points of view to different types of people, to get some sort of feedback based off of their point of view to hopefully change their point of view for (hopefully) the better.

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If you have to asked yourself is this okay then it’s not. No matter what is going on in your life you should not have to do something bad to get to the good.

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If someone did something wrong but the did it for a good reason it is still wrong.  If he is going to feed his family and actually does give all of the money back than it is justifiable but that doesn't mean it is right. He should ask the man if he could borrow it and promise to repay it and the man might have given him some of the money and then he wouldn't have had to steel.

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what if a robber tries to hurt your family but u hurt him to save your family

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I agree, because sometimes it’s needed in life, like the example you gave, or like a mother doing something to protect her children.

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Yes. like a war soldiers kill people in wars but then in the end they are honored if they win the war even thought they killed many people.

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I don't think so. If one thing is ok like the example you gave us, then every other person is going to try to do something. The grace that you gave that one man and his family will start to be abused by others. I would want to say yes. My dad is in the special forces in the army and he has had to to bad thing to keep our country safe.

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depending on the situation because there are good ways around the bad ways. For example in my life there was something I really wanted an I chose to steal instead of just asking kindly which I should've done.

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I disagree. I think people should work for their own benefits. though it may take longer than it would to do something quick yet dishonorable and you may suffer more through it you will feel less guilty and be happier with yourself and you will be prouder of yourself.

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No, I do not think that doing a bad deed will end up with success. If you do something bad, it's not an honorable way to get to that good thing.  It soils the goodness of the deed.

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I think it can. You have to do what is necessary sometimes, if its evil or not. Evil can usually be justified, even if it should or shouldn't be justified.

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It depends on the situation like if you have to rob someone to feed your child who is dying yes. If you rob someone to feed yourself that is more selfish than selfless.

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I believe that evil means can justify honorable ends.  When planning a friends surprise birthday party I had to lie and keep secrets from her. All of this was to be sure she was pleased with her party.  The lying and secret keeping may have been awful, but in the end she had the most amazing party. So therefore I do believe that evil means can justify honorable ends.

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Yes i believe that depending on a certain situation that an evil doing might be someone else’s Good to provide to yourself if it going towards something that you desperately need. Example if you just had a kid and you dont have the money for the supplies you need you might steal some for your kid. Doing something evil always depends on your situation to justify why you did it.

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No! It is never ok to do evil expecting good.  Bad actions equal more bad actions. when someone tells a small lie they might have to tell another lie to cover the first one, next thing you know they're in jail.

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I could go both ways because harming another person or doing otherwise evil things isn't worth the end result. However, if the end result is a good thing, like bringing peace after war, then it may be acceptable. All situations are different. For example, slavery was obviously a violation of human rights and many people believed that they shouldn't attack slave owners because that was too violent. I believe that fighting back was the right thing to do in this case because more people would have been hurt had they not fought back

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I don’t think it’s right becuase if your in situation and you need to do something evil to benfit yourself, its almost selfish.

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I think this still is not ok because 1. you should not steal no matter what your going through
2. let god help you through it
3. it just a bad thing to do and you would have a guilt
so even you lose your job and are homeless, lost your house, or anything god will help you through it. so DONT DO BAD THINGS!! its not good! and evil there are things that might be a  good thing at the time, but its not just let jesus take the wheel. and you should not debate on this it a yes are no question it should be a no. so I disagree on this. also if it was your family then that completely different if your family is in danger like if my family was attacked then my dad would have to defend us or me defending my little sister and brother right.

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Yes. I believe that depending on the circumstances some evil actions can be justified if completed for an honorable intent. If a person commits a crime in attempt to save a person would that be considered mean? Another example of "evil" actions is while serving in the military. A person may be killing another if they are in the Army but they do so "honorably" and are supported for serving their country. That is just one example of evil actions that could be honorably justified.

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I think it depends on the circumstance, what type of "evil" was committed (Macbeth murdering a king to later rule Scotland is not honorable in my opinion), and what the outcome is. A vegan activist (Gary Yourofsky) broke into a place where minks were being skinned for fur and let them out. That is just an example of one thing he's done, but he has done many things like that, leading to him being banned from the UK as well as Canada. It's difficult to wrap your head around someone breaking into some place and seeing it as an honorable act. However, this controversial activist has saved the lives of many different species of animals, which, to me, could lead to peace and equality for all living things. In the end, I think that there are always more positive ways to go about things.