Does the End Justify the Means? The Truth About Selective Morality
“You were admired until you started saying no.” This phrase reveals one of society’s greatest contradictions: as long as you follow the expected script, you’re considered kind, correct, trustworthy. But the moment you take a firm stance or say something that challenges others’ interests, the same ethics once praised suddenly become arrogance. This is the essence of selective morality: a game of shifting interpretations where it’s not about what you do right, but about who feels threatened by yo
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