> clinging to deontology makes you a knowing ally… which means you have taken sides Nope. It becomes a side-taking issue when sides are taken in a self-directe

> clinging to deontology makes you a knowing ally… which means you have taken sides Nope. It becomes a side-taking issue when sides are taken in a self-directed manner, rather than indiscriminate support. eg When the UN medics treat warlord soldiers after they have been left behind, the UN has not "taken sides".