Every system of unegoistic morality which takes itself unconditionally and appeals to every one, not only sins against good taste, but is also an incentive to sins of omission, an additional seduction under the mask of philanthropy—and precisely a seduction and injury to the higher, rarer, and more privileged types of men.
He is wrong. He is the seduction to the powerful. The powerful who wish to create should be able to do so without hurting others. The *powerless* who are not served by the current system may be forgiven for taking the risk to step outside the lines. (If y they fail, they will pay the price of pain.) The powerful have no reasonable excuse. Particularly, because if they fail they just buy their way out of trouble so there's no real risk.
