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The line between moral righteousness and tyranny is thin from "summary" of Dictatorship of Virtue by Richard Bernstein

In our pursuit of moral righteousness, we must be cautious not to overstep the boundaries and slide into tyranny. The desire to do good and uphold moral values can sometimes blind us to the potential for abuse of power. When we become too zealous in our beliefs, we may inadvertently infringe upon the rights and freedoms of others. This slippery slope from righteousness to tyranny is a real danger that we must be constantly vigilant against. History is replete with examples of individuals and groups who started with noble intentions but ended up becoming oppressors in the name of virtue. The road to tyranny is often paved with good intentions, as individuals convince themselves that their actions are justified in the service of a higher moral purpose. This justification can lead to a dangerous sense of self-righteousness, where one believes they are beyond reproach and can do no wrong. The thin l...
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    Dictatorship of Virtue

    Richard Bernstein

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