If this is consequentialism, then I wholly reject it on the basis that it allows logically (and morally) inconsistent views of reality. No one creates good out

If this is consequentialism, then I wholly reject it on the basis that it allows logically (and morally) inconsistent views of reality. No one creates good out of their own evil. Perhaps the question is only seriously posited in the face of an enemy whose defeat would seem to require use of evil means. If that's what you're facing, dear reader, then stay strong and hold fast. Don't resort to evil means. If you do, the real enemy (evil itself) has won over you, you become part of the problem, and you may become an enemy to a better person than you.