The End Doesn't Justify The Means Meaning Novels & Stories

His dad reasoned. “No, dad! That’s the excuse you tell yourself for the satisfaction you get from killing people! You justified what you’re doing thinking it’s okay because you’re saving lives at the same time like some sort of payment?! You don’t get to do that. You don’t have the right to decide which lives matter more than the others!”

At kung bakit may mga taong kung kumapit sa patalim akala mo sila na ang pinaka nakakaawang tao sa mundo? The end will never justify the means. Nakaya nga ng ibang mas malala pa ang sitwasyon sa buhay na mamuhay sa tama. Why can't others do that as well? Dahil sa kahirapan? Dahil sa kawalan ng pera? Nah, he doesn’t believe in such things. Rason 'yan ng mga taong makikitid ang mga utak at tamad. “Rave?!” “This is stupid! I shouldn't have come.”

Maybe warning, maybe reminder. Either way, we didn’t flinch. “Justice isn’t the end. It’s the echo that asks what we’ll do with our freedom.”

Naramdaman ko naman na sumunod ito si akin. "Nikos, a positive outcome is not a good thing if the method used were dishonest. The end does not justify the mean, duh." I sigh with his idea. Why am I even here in the first place? Nikos really has a weird perception of things. Nobody wants to be on his bad side. "Do it your own way, then. It's just a mere suggestion." Sumandal ito sa pinto habang naka cross arms. I can't even pinpoint if Nikos really cared about his cousin or was just plainly entertained by what is happening.