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Perhaps most chilling is their justification for violence rooted in moral rationality. The transcript mentions that in the context of widespread genocide—be it of animals or marginalized groups—there might be “some kind of moral forgiveness” for engaging in violence. This utilitarian logic suggests that if the aim is to prevent a larger atrocity, the use of force or violence is morally permissible or even necessary.
This moral calculus creates an environment where violence is not only justified but seen as an ethically required response to prevent greater harm. Such justification makes the Zizians resemble a cult, with rigid beliefs that validate extreme actions and reject conventional ethical boundaries.