Some here critique saint Elijah for killing more humans than femoraches. Even though I'm not particularly interested in ethics, I can surely recognize this stance as dogmatic, for one can apply moral judgments either on basis of consequences of man's actions or his intentions. ER critiques only apply the first founding for morality; but if we apply the latter, then ER has to be considered pure and rightful, since his goal, which he stated clearly, was to deliver blown to hypergamism and end it. His sainthood cannot be therefore rejected instantly, but only as a result of prejudice.
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