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Dugin says the moral rule is never to side with evil, even if evil is somehow necessary in God's plan.
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Moral Duty
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"They, they have formulated the same argument, if the Antichrist should come and he should. So why not to get him rule its short..."
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"So never side with the evil. Never. Including when the evil is necessary. Maybe, maybe for God's plans. But we have our mission here..."
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"...of this war in that iran sees um it sees a moral duty a moral imperative from god to destroy the great satan which..."
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