MACHIAVEL - In politics, does the end always justify the means?, Jean-Luc Nativelle

Presentation: Against a preconceived idea, Machiavelli's thought does not have the diabolical, vicious, mean side that is attributed to him by reducing it to the adjective "Machiavellian". Politics is not morality: it must therefore concern men not as they should be, but as they are, that is, virtuous because they are forced to do so - otherwise there would be no need for politics. The Prince must therefore show skill, govern according to the unstable circumstances of the world, and make the most of each other's divergent interests. No means, from this point of view, is condemnable a priori, except those that have failed to protect men from themselves.
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