Okay, serious debate -

"The road to hell is paved with good intentions"

Hitler thought he was saving the world by killing the Jews and invading the Soviet Union. Not even an exaggeration.

"The road to hell is paved with good intentions"--I was thinking the exact same quote before I read the comments

Good point.

He said he was doing “the lords (Jesus) work.”
Funny cause Jesus was a Jew.
Meh. Without millions of willing followers and participants, Hitler would’ve just been a man saying words at a podium.
Not unlike the genocides currently.
Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Dafur, Cambodia, China, and on and on we go, when we’ll stop, no one knows.
“Never again.” BAHAHA.
We love genocides. Especially for money, power and resources, or in China for the black market organ harvesting.

Homer Simpson voice (drools)
Mmmmmm, Kidneys

Don't forget we like to harvest baby body parts in the US too
and people like to act like we're somehow more civilized

Definitely. We’re up in the top 2 for disgusting examples of humanity.

America is the king of genocides tho.
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What did we win?
Oh wait, nothing

It really is sad. They think they're dying to protect their country and they're doing the right thing. Only the military industrial complex wins.

Yeah.

The end does not justify the means. Good can never come from doing evil. History pretty much is evidence of that. Can you show me an example of a good outcome from an evil action?

If you love God you won't be doing evil for the sake of good. Your point is?

That would be a contradiction. FOR THOSE WHO LOVE GOD is the caveat. Why would anyone who loves God do something evil? All things work together because they are doing good actions driven by their love of God. Not that they can do what they feel like even evil because God will work it out.

Who defines good and evil?

Things are neither good nor bad it is thinking that makes it so-
From Hamlet

One of the absolute monsters in my life, an utter psychopath who hurt me, my mom and family in unconscionable ways taught me forgiveness.
Was that good or evil?

I learned forgiveness because of him so for me to say that the horrors that happened in my home were “evil” when said “evil” taught me forgiveness (good) would be ignorant wouldn’t it?
As in, maybe I don’t know as much as I think about the world and Hamlet was correct, it’s thinking that makes things good or bad and the truth is I just don’t know.
My little ole ego has all kinds of claims that it knows this and that but that’s just egoism.

How about the Amber Alert, good or bad?
Because of Ambers death (bad / evil) we now have the Amber Alert (good) and thousands of kids have been rescued and will continue to be rescued so was her kidnapping and murder good or bad?

Seems like everything is kinda balanced in the universe. White / black, hot / cold, pain / pleasure, sad / happy, lost / found, day / night, praise / blame etc ad infinitum.
Only ego thinks it knows anything but ego is a liar.

Why is that?

What makes something good or evil? What standard do you go by?

True

If it's necessary, it's not evil.

Who decides necessity and Based on what?