All persuasive messages are by nature unethical.

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Persuasive messages are not necessarily unethical. It depends on the intent and the means used to persuade. Persuasion can be ethical if it relies on truthful information, respects the audience's autonomy and values, and does not manipulate or exploit them. However, some persuasive messages can be unethical if they use deceptive tactics, rely on fallacious reasoning, or promote values that are harmful or unjust.

All Persuasive Messages Are by Nature Unethical