"The intention is to filter or stop sites with immoral content or that contradict our social values," said Hussein Shariatmadari, the publisher of the newspaper Kayhan, which often reflects the views of the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Suicide generally is seen as immoral, yet willingly dying to save another only varies by intention and motivation.
Yet he appears to believe that the Pakistani Taliban — which have carried out multiple bombings against government and military targets — have no revolutionary intentions and are merely reacting to the Army's "insane, immoral" military strikes and other provocations.
Yet he appears to believe that the Pakistani Taliban which have carried out multiple bombings against government and military targets—have no revolutionary intentions and are merely reacting to the Army's "insane, immoral" military strikes and other provocations.
Bullying implies abuse and intention to harm, and thus it has been defined as immoral (Gini et al., 2011); by contrast aggressive behavior may be considered a behavior that due to its social function can become natural among early adolescents, but does not imply the intention to harm.
I choose to adopt hacker strategies, forging a secret, illicit, immoral language, deconstructing protocols built by the hegemonic ideology with the explicit intention of contaminating, perverting, and destroying it.
Two such qualities are perceived agency (e.g., ability to think and form intentions) and moral agency (e.g., capacity to engage in moral or immoral actions).
This principle, articulated by Scanlon in the context of a discussion about promising, does generally apply to situations where individuals act together and share intentions.[42] Suppose, however, that we have individuals engaged in an endeavor they know to be immoral, such as that of a pillager and a lazy plunderer raiding a village.
But your mortgage is a business deal, and it is not immoral to walk away from a business deal unless you went in to the deal with the intention of defaulting.
Another concern that is put forward, is the fear that an altered ratio of moral people to immoral people might give rise to free-riding: the few morally unenhanced might more easily take advantage of the good intentions of the many morally enhanced.
