Fine. You think lying isn't always wrong. I don't care, it's not important, it's just an example. Pick literally any other action that you think is always wron

Fine. You think lying isn't always wrong. I don't care, it's not important, it's just an example. Pick literally any other action that you think is always wrong. I'll give you a counterexample where failing to do it is wrong. "Two wrongs don't make a right" is the 5-year old-level morality platitude that you should be turning your ire against. Because, as you're demonstrating, "Wrong" is entirely contextual. A 'wrong' that mitigates another wrong can make a right.