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It depends on your world view. There was also harm prevented, so that might cancel it out. You could also see it as a punishment, though not delivered by the ju
by tgv 2y ago
It depends on your world view. There was also harm prevented, so that might cancel it out. You could also see it as a punishment, though not delivered by the judicial system. Your solution seems to be to do nothing. That can be construed as silent approval. So it really depends on your world view.
- zmgsabst 2y agoThis depends on who the DDOS was targeting, otherwise the DDOS was legitimized by this logic (targeting bad people) and this becomes bad again (harming good people to aid bad people). Of course, that was never considered nor was collateral damage because the ethical justification is just a pretense to excuse harming others.