"When our time comes we will make no excuses for the terror" is legit about this concept. There will be actions that are literally not justifiable morally on an individual level, but are necessary for the greater good. For instance, there is no moral argument for murdering children, but killing the Romanovs was necessary.
Not necessary, but it happened. It also wasn't the point of the revolution. You can't judge the revolution as a whole because of those acts. Meanwhile, directly bombing an elementary school and medics is handwaved away as if it wasn't a direct high level decision meant to grind away the will of the people.
"When our time comes we will make no excuses for the terror" is legit about this concept. There will be actions that are literally not justifiable morally on an individual level, but are necessary for the greater good. For instance, there is no moral argument for murdering children, but killing the Romanovs was necessary.
Not necessary, but it happened. It also wasn't the point of the revolution. You can't judge the revolution as a whole because of those acts. Meanwhile, directly bombing an elementary school and medics is handwaved away as if it wasn't a direct high level decision meant to grind away the will of the people.