This is what we were hearing, 'Why should we invest if it's forbidden.
But if I watch this video my heart will become like boiling water, and, even if it's forbidden by my religion, I'll have the strength to kill him".
Thus, full rule-consequentialism claims that an act is morally wrong if and only if it is forbidden by rules justified by their consequences.
For example, they said an act is morally wrong if and only if it is forbidden by rules the compliance with which will maximize the good (or the expected good).
As a 9-year-old, she asked her Palestinian teacher why, if Palestine was a country, it was forbidden to fly its flag.
"If the imam says it's forbidden, then we shouldn't celebrate it really," he said.
The Koran, he added, states that for a Muslim man to have multiple wives, he "must obey conditions of fairness - and if there is not fairness it is forbidden to have multiple wives".
"We doubt that it is forbidden, because if it is, why are the mullahs taking these taxes?" said the 53-year-old farmer Abdul Khaliq, who has been growing poppy in Helmand province for over a decade to support a family of nearly two dozen.
It is forbidden because if you touch it you are doomed.
In countries previously colonized by the French (mostly in North and West Africa), the general regulatory attitude is: 'if something is not expressly permitted, it is forbidden.' Conversely, in countries with Anglo-Saxon roots (mostly in South and East Africa), there is more leeway to operate in a legal gray area.
