The Golden Rule and slavery are mutually subversive of each other.

Secondly, Necessity; or the doctrine that every action, whether good or bad, is included in an unchangeable and unavoidable system; a notion utterly subversive of moral government.

But to the mind of the Stoic on the throne, says Arnold, the Christians were "philosophically contemptible, politically subversive, and morally abominable."

Every man who is anxious for the preservation of person and property should help the world in obtaining rational freedom: if it be not obtained, mankind will search after other forms of action, totally subversive of all existing social order; and where the excitement will subside, I do not know.

This privilege granted to aliens is not "necessary" to enable the bank to perform its public duties, nor in any sense "proper" because it is vitally subversive of the rights of the States.