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castille · Nov 17, 2003, 07:46 am

So what is the "good of all"?

Adolf Hitler did seek the good of all - he believed he was benefiting Aryans, and that the Jews/lesser races were being benefited (since they would benefit from dying).

Stalin believed he was promoting Communism by killing anyone who opposed it, therefor creating a utopia for the survivors.

Mao also believed in Communism....even after 30 million people died during the man-made famine ("Great Leap Forward"? No, more like "Great Leap to Hell").

Bin Laden believes the same - after all, only when all Western infidels have been slaughtered, can Islam live in peace.

So is Adolf Hitler, Stalin, and a Soviet tank bearing down on a Czech protestor true humanitarian?

Nov 17, 2003, 07:46 am	#7 (permalink) (top)
castille Citizen #21521 Posts: 2,599	So what is the "good of all"? Adolf Hitler did seek the good of all - he believed he was benefiting Aryans, and that the Jews/lesser races were being benefited (since they would benefit from dying). Stalin believed he was promoting Communism by killing anyone who opposed it, therefor creating a utopia for the survivors. Mao also believed in Communism....even after 30 million people died during the man-made famine ("Great Leap Forward"? No, more like "Great Leap to Hell"). Bin Laden believes the same - after all, only when all Western infidels have been slaughtered, can Islam live in peace. So is Adolf Hitler, Stalin, and a Soviet tank bearing down on a Czech protestor true humanitarian? Ideological loyalty is the act of giving your soul to a vague concept, to be manipulated by people smarter than you.