I am also somebody who will use a run-on sentence to explain something unnecesary/useless to your life.

Without the latter the former just becomes another immoral act, and that is almost always where good intentions lead to greater harm.

I also feel that sometimes immoral things must be done in the service of greater moral truths, however that must always be accompanied by a transparency and accountability.

On the whole I believe in having strong convictions, particularly in regard to the life and agency of people. Especially the last point, to me the most abhorrent action is a removal or outright ignoring of a person's consent.

Me just side-eyeing the chips (crisps, I'm Australian and writing 'crisps' just doesn't feel right to me) that I bought under the idea that they were somehow a "nutritious" breakfast/brunch choice.