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GreedyCapitalist at 22:18, 28 February 2007

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	The virtue of justice dictates that one should always analyze the actions of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's life, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to show moral approval of the actions of the second (since food is conducive to human life); one way to do this is to offer one's assistance in planting the seeds (in return for some of the food when it is ready to harvest).		The virtue of justice dictates that one should always analyze the actions of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's life, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to show moral approval of the actions of the second (since food is conducive to human life); one way to do this is to offer one's assistance in planting the seeds (in return for some of the food when it is ready to harvest).

	----		<blockquote>It is not justice or equal treatment that you grant to men when you abstain equally from praising men's virtues and from condemning men's vices. When your impartial attitude declares, in effect, that neither the good nor the evil may expect anything from you - whom do you betray and whom do you encourage?</blockquote> -- Ayn Rand

	See Also~~: The~~ [[Trader Principle]]		== See Also ==
			*[[Trader Principle]]

	[[Category:Virtues]]		[[Category:Virtues]]
			[[Category:Ethics]]

GreedyCapitalist: Reverted edits by 88.198.9.16 (Talk); changed back to last version by 206.180.38.20

2007-01-15T16:15:15Z

Reverted edits by 88.198.9.16 (Talk); changed back to last version by 206.180.38.20

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	The virtue of justice dictates that one ~~must~~ should always analyze the ~~auctions~~ of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's ~~own gain~~, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to ~~wait for~~ the food to ~~grow and be harvested, then kill and eat~~ the ~~person before stealing all~~ the food~~, as such serves the noble ideal of self-gain. If caught doing so, just tell 'em a marxist did~~ it, and that a noble Objectivist could never do something so marxist. If they're right-thinking and rational people they will believe you without question, even if you're knawing on your dead neighbor while speaking with them.		The virtue of justice dictates that one should always analyze the actions of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's life, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to show moral approval of the actions of the second (since food is conducive to human life); one way to do this is to offer one's assistance in planting the seeds (in return for some of the food when it is ready to harvest).

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88.198.9.16 at 02:28, 15 January 2007

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	The virtue of justice dictates that one should always analyze the ~~actions~~ of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's ~~life~~, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to ~~show moral approval of~~ the ~~actions of the second (since~~ food ~~is conducive~~ to ~~human life); one way to do this is to offer one's assistance in planting~~ the ~~seeds (in return for some of~~ the food ~~when~~ it ~~is ready to harvest)~~.		The virtue of justice dictates that one must should always analyze the auctions of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's own gain, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to wait for the food to grow and be harvested, then kill and eat the person before stealing all the food, as such serves the noble ideal of self-gain. If caught doing so, just tell 'em a marxist did it, and that a noble Objectivist could never do something so marxist. If they're right-thinking and rational people they will believe you without question, even if you're knawing on your dead neighbor while speaking with them.

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206.180.38.20 at 19:44, 4 December 2006

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	See Also: The [[Trader Principle]]		See Also: The [[Trader Principle]]

			[[Category:Virtues]]

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	The virtue of justice dictates that one should always analyze the actions of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's life, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to show moral approval of the actions of the second (since food is conducive to human life); one way to do this is to offer one's assistance in planting the seeds (in return for some of the food when it is ready to harvest).		The virtue of justice dictates that one should always analyze the actions of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's life, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to show moral approval of the actions of the second (since food is conducive to human life); one way to do this is to offer one's assistance in planting the seeds (in return for some of the food when it is ready to harvest).

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	See Also: The [[Trader Principle]]		See Also: The [[Trader Principle]]

24.16.120.9 at 09:06, 23 November 2005

2005-11-23T09:06:41Z

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	The virtue of justice dictates that one should always analyze the actions of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's life, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to show moral approval of the actions of the second (since food is conducive to human life); one way to do this is to offer one's assistance in planting the seeds (in return for some of the food when it is ready to harvest).		The virtue of justice dictates that one should always analyze the actions of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's life, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to show moral approval of the actions of the second (since food is conducive to human life); one way to do this is to offer one's assistance in planting the seeds (in return for some of the food when it is ready to harvest).

			See Also: The [[Trader Principle]]

GreedyCapitalist: Reverted edit of Peta76, changed back to last version by 210.216.45.239

2005-10-27T02:45:58Z

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210.216.45.239: Justice

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The virtue of justice dictates that one should always analyze the actions of others for the purpose of determining whether or not those actions are conducive to one's life, and to act accordingly once a judgment has been made. For example, if one person sees another planting seeds for the purpose of obtaining food in the future, it is just (i.e., in keeping with the virtue of justice) for the first to show moral approval of the actions of the second (since food is conducive to human life); one way to do this is to offer one's assistance in planting the seeds (in return for some of the food when it is ready to harvest).

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	*[[Trader Principle]]		*[[Trader Principle]]
			*[[Death penalty]]

	[[Category:Virtues]]		[[Category:Virtues]]
	[[Category:Ethics]]		[[Category:Ethics]]