Pavlik Morozov

I have to deal with people like this in my extermination work.

Oh, but you're wrong here. What about mutual support and so on? These people have strong friendships; it is human nature to unite in stressful situations.

Yeah, yeah. If a terrorist is a suicide bomber, then he is a mad fanatic, but if it's the same hostage-takers, then the above is far from certain. Moreover, it is fundamentally wrong. "Old friends who have been together since the first grade" suddenly start killing and kidnapping – this is more than rare.

There are different kinds of lies, and I wouldn't say that some of them don't harm anyone.

The very word "good" implies that it does not harm anyone, but may even help.

P.S. About betrayal as a sacrifice of friendship for the sake of others' happiness, it's very complicated; the situations are always different.

Well, well. If you think like that, you can justify a lot, and then come to a dead-end conclusion about a goal that justifies the means.