Harvard Justice 1

       On the topic of whether or not justice is categorical a or consequential, i firmly believe that justice is categorical.  To be a moral person the action is always worse than the means, the ends never justifies the means, to resort to actions such as violence and using the excuse, i had no other choice shows that you weren't able to find a better solution, however in some cases such as the troly car scenario, there is no other choice, someone must die, that's just how life works, but to actively say, no, your going t die instead, us wrong n the basis that you choose the murder victim, beforehand you had no control on who died, it would've been a tragedy, but you wouldn't have been able to control it. The ends never justifies the means, there is always a better way.