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Rugged Monk:
I don't really think people, at least most people, who have reached areas of high power really got there based upon a day to day motivation to do evil,

rather they got there because of a day to day motivation to do good for themselves and others. The problem lies in their idea of what consititutes as "good".






virtuoso:

--- Quote from: Rugged Monk aka Ayatollah Overfiend on February 15, 2009, 03:37:47 AM ---I don't really think people, at least most people, who have reached areas of high power really got there based upon a day to day motivation to do evil,

rather they got there because of a day to day motivation to do good for themselves and others. The problem lies in their idea of what consititutes as "good".

Yes they have been seduced into this bullshit idea of a greater good, no doubt with many distortions and indeed anything which will lead them to one conclusion. However again, you are only talking about cogs in the machine, the architects of the system know exactly what they are doing and know exactly how to sell such a line to others.








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Rugged Monk:

--- Quote from: virtuoso on February 15, 2009, 03:45:28 AM ---
--- Quote from: Rugged Monk aka Ayatollah Overfiend on February 15, 2009, 03:37:47 AM ---I don't really think people, at least most people, who have reached areas of high power really got there based upon a day to day motivation to do evil,

rather they got there because of a day to day motivation to do good for themselves and others. The problem lies in their idea of what consititutes as "good".

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Yes they have been seduced into this bullshit idea of a greater good, no doubt with many distortions and indeed anything which will lead them to one conclusion. However again, you are only talking about cogs in the machine, the architects of the system know exactly what they are doing and know exactly how to sell such a line to others.

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Well, lets just say I meant 'them' too. Obviously 'they' also must be motivated by some idea of good, a greater good.

Then there must be a distinction being made somewhere between the 'greater good', as opposed to the 'simple good'.



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