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The structure of the argument is, overall, more important than the conclusion. A comment with a strong argument that comes to the wrong conclusion because of a lack of something unknown is a better comment then one that gets to the correct conclusion through a fallacy.

I've heard of the ends justify the means before, but this is the first time I've heard of the means justify the ends.

Sorry, the universe doesn't care how you reached that wrong answer, it's still wrong.

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