The MV-22 Osprey Scandal: Is Lying Always Wrong?
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…their actions still fail the Categorical Imperative of Kant and ethical explanations of Augustine and Aquinas. As a result of their failure to act properly in the face of the adversity they faced in the problems with the program, they brought dishonor to themselves and the Marine Corps. Most importantly, their lies caused the deaths of many men who should not have died. Lying is not always wrong, but it definitely was in this case.
…their actions still fail the Categorical Imperative of Kant and ethical explanations of Augustine and Aquinas. As a result of their failure to act properly in the face of the adversity they faced in the problems with the program, they brought dishonor to themselves and the Marine Corps. Most importantly, their lies caused the deaths of many men who should not have died. Lying is not always wrong, but it definitely was in this case.
