Quotes About Morality
Was it different if you went in knowing you had made the decision to kill? Was it different if you did it in self-defense? In defense of another? In defense of a species?
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Throughout history, certain doctors have done terrible things. It's never nice to be reminded.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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He's not a villain," Dorcas said, "He's a hero who happens to be on the other side of the war.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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The boy is a whore. For slightly less than the price of a good meal-food which the wolf has no use for-that wolf could hire his mouth, his hands…other things.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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My people have a saying that every civilization is founded in a terrible crime.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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What kind of a sociopath wore a projectile weapon in a pressure vessel? Well, a pirate who would think nothing of murdering a whole crew of people, even if those people were monsters. Silly question. Moving on now.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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I wish I could say I wasn't proud of it-I know I wouldn't be proud of it when I quit being a temporary psychopath, but it wasn't so easy to stop enjoying it, either.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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It was a morally complex equation.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Moral compromises don't stop happening even when everyone involved is trying to do the right thing.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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One of the interesting things about programming people of all sorts to be more ethical is that it also makes them more ethical about the limits of programming people to be more ethical.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Consciences are the sort of thing that don't seem really desirable to have, unless you're currently using yours.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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The Exalt Rien knew were monsters as much as Lords and Ladies. If Rien was Exalt, would she become a monster, too?
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Farweather just wanted what she wanted. She did what she felt like doing. She didn't care who got hurt, and she didn't feel social responsibilit to mitigate the harm, or seek compromise, or balance her needs against the needs of others.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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They were the first ones to die, you know. You can't accuse them of hypocrisy. The Governors Assessed their creators first.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Humans have their hearts. Humans have their souls. And look at the abominations they achieve.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Why are people named Lovelace always villains when they appear in questionable literature? The only more certain moral doom lies in being namd Raffles.
~ Elizabeth Bear
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Never be afraid of doing the thing you know in your heart is right, even if others don't agree.
~ Elizabeth Berg
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Society was self-interest given a pretty gloss.
~ Elizabeth Bowen
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Was honour the same as conscience? If not, how did one choose between them? And was the choice, when made, bitter as gall?
~ Elizabeth Chadwick
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Money, influence, and human imperatives always spoke more loudly than conscience and God.
~ Elizabeth Chadwick
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Good people were also capable of doing very bad things.
~ Elizabeth Chandler
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Let's just say that if you were stealing TVs instead of thoughts, you would have been caught by a half-deaf, mostly blind, fifteen year old dog three robberies ago.
~ Elizabeth Chandler
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In your time, politicians win points in the polls for proposing to punish unmarried teenaged mothers like me, not to mention our children.
~ Elizabeth Cunningham
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The war had made everyone a liar, thought Milan bitterly. The war had made it so that one could not distinguish at all between what was true and what false, between victims and perpetrators, or between perpetrators and perpetrators, or victims and victims.
~ Elizabeth Dauphinee
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