> Do you truly see no difference between a lie that leads to someone getting harmed and a truth that leads to the same outcome? Only if the action is justifiab

> Do you truly see no difference between a lie that leads to someone getting harmed and a truth that leads to the same outcome? Only if the action is justifiable in the first place. Let’s say someone wants to kill gay people (or people who are against vaccines, or people who want to raise taxes); does it really matter whether he kills an actual gay person or whether he kills a straight person who he mistakenly thinks is gay?