You mean the time when Gary Gygax labelled John Chivington's actions (responsible for the Sand Creek Massacre) as "Lawful Good" because Chivington believed native Americans were inherently "evil"? Yeah...
Even with the context, it's still ideologically bankrupt. Gygax was trying to make a point that someone being labelled LG doesn't necessarily translate as "good" to us, just to the contemporary society. But even if you think within his own logic, and the actual events in 1864, it still just falls apart and shows that the ideology system is poorly thought out and betrays Gygax's own subconscious.
You mean the time when Gary Gygax labelled John Chivington's actions (responsible for the Sand Creek Massacre) as "Lawful Good" because Chivington believed native Americans were inherently "evil"? Yeah...
Even with the context, it's still ideologically bankrupt. Gygax was trying to make a point that someone being labelled LG doesn't necessarily translate as "good" to us, just to the contemporary society. But even if you think within his own logic, and the actual events in 1864, it still just falls apart and shows that the ideology system is poorly thought out and betrays Gygax's own subconscious.