They argue that sometimes it is acceptable to steal

Freidrich Nietszche was a ...

He called his theory 'Utilitarianism'

He thought it was the action that mattered, not the consequences

He thought moral decisions should be based on consequences

He thought morals were relative - actions are right or wrong depending upon the situation

He thought you should never take advantage of others, even for a “greater good.”

He thought you should only take an action if you would be happy for all people to act in that way

He felt the best decision would be one that maximised pleasure and minimised pain

He was an absolutist – an action is either right, or wrong, irrespective of the situation