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I disagree because you want to show honor as an example. doing something wrong wont justify honor-- Emily Vieira 

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I disagree because you want to show honor as an example. doing something wrong wont justify honor-- Emily Vieira 

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I disagree

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I disagree because its still wrong to steel from others. If you want food for your family you should work hard for it like everyone else                    .

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I disagree with that statement. Doing an evil act, to me, means there's no good intentions that come along with it. If you were to steal from a grocery store to feed your family, I wouldn't say that's an "evil act"

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Evil doesn't justify because....
you can't really do something evil to do something good. two wrongs don't make a right

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Well , I agree and disagree. For example, in the times of when the germans were killing the jews, some people lied that they didn't have any jews in their home. They saved the jews' lives.
But, if you purposely crash into a car because you are angry, someone can/will call the police and you will pay a great price for your anger issues.

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I disagree, there is another way to do things without harming anybody or doing anything to get yourself in trouble or hurt. The last thing about getting what you want is to steal or hurt someone while getting what you want.

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I agree.Sometimes evil means do justify honorable ends. For example, if you kill a serial killer, you stop him/her from killing. In this case you have to kill, but no one else gets killed. The killer has to die, but it becomes impossible for them to harm anyone else. Some may argue that locking him up would be a better path, but he can escape. It would be a lot safer if there were no chance of the killer escaping than any at all. An example of this in my life is when my family has to lock the dog outside. Its mean to lock him outside where he has less room, but he wouldn't be able to destroy our stuff.

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I disagree
its like someone stealing a car so they can transport a homeless guy to a shelter or something, the only time it would be justified is if you stole a fire extinguisher to put out a fire.

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I disagree with this statement

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I disagree because you want to show honor as an example to others. So doing something that is wrong to show honor can mislead the definition of the word honor itself. Such as when someone lies to save someone's feelings.

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I disagree you do not need to do evil in order to gain honor. In the end by doing evil to get honor it catches up to you and backfires. An example of this is stealing something to gift another, at some point in time you will get caught. A great way to gain honor is to do the right thing. In this situation you should wait until you can afford to purchase that item.

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I disagree I think the example with the used you can feel sympathetic and want to make it okay. If any other example was used you wouldn't think it was justifiable. You could maybe borrow food from a friend or go to a food shelter instead of doing a bad act like robbing a bank.

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I disagree, I believe there is always another way to achieve a goal. If one was to do evil with honorable intentions, that does not justify it. Two years ago, I sprained my ankle and the doctor told me I was not to dance for three weeks. However, I was currently enrolled in a summer intensive dance program, so after only a week and a half, I began to return to dancing. Now, that can be seen as an "evil" act. But I didn't see the results right away. I thought I could justify this because I had a good reason in my mind to disregard the doctor's advice. But now, two years later, I am seeing the results, I just recently had ankle surgery because of my so called "honorable intentions". Doing evil is still evil, no matter the intentions.

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I agree that "evil means justify honorable ends". For example stealing money to pay for collage. In the future you get a good education, a good career and get good money. So doing something evil helped you later in life.

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I disagree, you can do something awful for a good cause and itll still be wrong. One time I
kinda sold out my sister lol for a stupid reason lol that wasn't honorable

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I disagree because to truly do something honorable and good you have to stay truthful. The more truthful you are the more respect and honor you will receive.

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I agree, because if you are in a bad situation it might take evil means to have a justified honorable end. I think it would be alright because it counts as self defense.

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I disagree, if you need something in life, you should not have to commit a crime to get it.

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I disagree with this statement. Justifying honorable ends could mean anything. An example is killing a population to avoid starvation and over population

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I disagree!! From the example you said about in class, someone robbing a bank not wanting to hurt anyone, just wanting the money for their family. There are other ways you can get the money without having to commit a crime.

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I disagree because in Macbeth he does a lot of evil to get what he wants and hurt many people and it lead to his death.