At the very least, morality doesn't forbid it.In practice, arguments like Mr Black's and Ms Walsh's tend to come to the silly idea that one's ideological opponents are duty-bound (by their own lights!) to either unilaterally disarm or shut up.
A terrible thing to exterminate racial "scum" but a sacred duty to wipe out ideological "scum".
In a similar fashion to Pihema, spokesperson Leilani Salesa calls the group's duty to West Papua an "ideological commitment", one borne of a sense of Pacific solidarity.
He recommends that the United Nations establish a "permanent worldwide brain trust" consisting of "people having no government duties and who are free of any ideological or other preconceptions or prejudices".
"They were not very ideological but it was just their sense of fairness and duty that drove them to support Nelson Mandela's freedom struggle".
In an attack on the Conservative Party, he said: "Their ideological obsession wrecked our communities with right-to-buy but no duty to build.
To be sure, some members of the police department are part of the group's security apparatus, but many officers, whose duties include writing traffic tickets or registering cars, have no ideological loyalty to Hamas.
But Ms. Merkel, who is running for re-election, did her duty and tried to repair a relationship with a troubled France and an ideological opponent, Mr. Hollande, a Socialist.
Welfare state civic integration in the Scandinavian countries occurs within a field of significant ideological tension, particularly evident in family reunification policy, between a neo-liberal discourse about individual duty to be self-supporting and autonomous, and a more traditional social democratic ideal emphasizing the equal right and material opportunity to do so.
He said that a deterrent element should be considered for the killing of an on-duty police officer by those seeking to terrorise the community for political or ideological motives.
