Who Said The End Justifies The Means Novels & Stories

“It’s about what comes of it—the outcome.” Dan looked away, the glow of the dashboard lighting the tension on his face. “I believe if the end doesn’t justify the means, then the outcome doesn’t matter. And in this case, even if it does… even if you have leverage…” He turned back to me, voice low and steady. “What is it you still have left to give him?” “Alpha Marco,” Dan said. It wasn’t a question, but more as a statement. If it was meant to be a question, it didn’t sound like one.

And yet each weight pulled me further and further away. I closed my eyes. Murder had been in my past. I'd given it all up, moved beyond, and now I was there again. "Details?" "Do you really want to know?" "She was innocent." That simple statement was what ate at me. Then again, I'd seen other innocents die. They'd died for power, for revenge, and for love. "Her death took precedence over her existence," Deloris said matter-of-factly. "Sometimes the saying is true: the end justifies the means. She was available. Besides, her fate was sealed when she reneged on her obligation to Infidelity and attempted to blackmail Spencer."

I taunt. “You are one to talk huh? Wasn't everything that happened all your fault?”He raked with pure hatred and bitterness. “You stuck your nose in my business, hol me up in some shit and still have the guts to make a jest of me. I wonder who the pussy is among us because you were the one who rat me out. If you were so sure of yourself, you should have fought like a man instead of cutting corners.” “Why are you so fucking dumb? The end justifies the means right? It doesn't matter which way I took, the bottom line is that I'm not in your league. If I wish to have you vanish off the earth, all I have to do is say it.”

"I don't approve of the actions, but I approve of the end result. And I guess that's all that matters." I nodded. "End justifies the means." And it was true. We didn't give our enemies second or third or fourth chances. They got one. And if they screwed it up...well, that was their fault. Not ours. Using a baby wipe, I removed the final traces of blood off my hands and face. I would need a good, long shower to get it out of my hair, but that was easily fixed at home as well. Zipping the crime scene suit around me, I nodded.

He completed as he relaxed on his rocking chair, leaving Kat shocked and outrightly disgusted. "I am being suspended for doing my duty? Is this the Justice we pledge to? Is this the law we serve? How has that quote 'No man is above the Law' been implemented here? Are they some specific people that are allowed to butcher others and remain unpunished? Would you have said the same thing if your family was butchered and..."

Right then, Thomas casually said, “I told you, justice always wins. You’ve made so many phone calls, and the outcome is obvious. No matter how you try to plant evidence and slander us, it’s useless. Nobody will trust you. “Galiot Haynes, a person with such an immoral character like you isn’t qualified to stand here. Just get lost.” Get lost? Galiot glared at Thomas. It was the first time that somebody dared to say such a thing to him. “Are you asking me to get lost? “Thomas Mayo, you’re just trash who got fired. How dare you speak to me like that? Who do you think you are? Do you still think you’re the God of War?” Thomas raised his head and calmly said, “It doesn’t matter whether I’m the Go

One that proved unneeded. It is claimed that they witnessed him slaughter his captors, pulling the encampment to rubbles without their aid. Before his action he had looked into the eyes of his torturers where he gave his famed words of madness. "My people say we kill our enemies so we do not kill our friends. But I say let's kill our enemies first then we can kill each other."

he asked. “I know it sounds horrible; it is horrible, but if I want to rid society of a man like him and also get rid of Henry’s backbone, it has to happen. It’s called killing two birds with one stone, and don’t worry, he only has to hit her once and it’ll be done,” I responded, making it clear that I couldn’t care less about the means as long as I would get results.

It would be wiser to use facts to crush the lies. Alex secretly made up his mind, took a deep breath, got up, and said to Junette, "I'll give you three sentences. The first one is God is watching us, so everyone can be their own judge of fairness. The second phrase is persisting in injustice will only bring you doom. The third is all evil deeds will be exposed sooner or later...that’s all I have to say, so take care of yourself."

Relief washed through me at the openness, the proof that not everything was locked. I stepped onto the terrace. Johnson joined me a moment later, standing a respectful distance away. “I don’t think he realizes what he’s doing,” I said. “He does,” Johnson replied. “He just believes the end justifies the method.” “And you don’t?” Johnson was silent for a long moment. Then, “I think people deserve to know the cost before they agree to pay it.” I turned to him. “And what’s the cost?” He met my gaze steadily. “Him.”