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6/25/2025, 4:02:34 PM
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Now, assuming your personal axioms are to ensure a better galaxy for sentient beings, then this fails from a deontological point of view, as certain species are necessarily weaker than a being strong in the dark side of the Force.
Similarly, from a utilitarian point of view, the Sith philosophy pursues strength as means to domination as an end in and of itself, which again fails the aforementioned axiom test.
And finally, for virtue ethics, what kind of being lives by a code wherein the strong are expected to destroy the weak? A code where giving into your anger and lashing out, murdering not just the men, but the women and the children too, is lorded. Where cruelty is encouraged and hatred the central thesis. Clearly not a being who wishes to be virtuous.
Therefore, we can refute your claims the Jedi are evil and highlight the fact the Sith are immeasurably worse and joining them brings no benefit.
To put it simply, it's over. Anakin, I have the moral high ground.
Now, assuming your personal axioms are to ensure a better galaxy for sentient beings, then this fails from a deontological point of view, as certain species are necessarily weaker than a being strong in the dark side of the Force.
Similarly, from a utilitarian point of view, the Sith philosophy pursues strength as means to domination as an end in and of itself, which again fails the aforementioned axiom test.
And finally, for virtue ethics, what kind of being lives by a code wherein the strong are expected to destroy the weak? A code where giving into your anger and lashing out, murdering not just the men, but the women and the children too, is lorded. Where cruelty is encouraged and hatred the central thesis. Clearly not a being who wishes to be virtuous.
Therefore, we can refute your claims the Jedi are evil and highlight the fact the Sith are immeasurably worse and joining them brings no benefit.
To put it simply, it's over. Anakin, I have the moral high ground.
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