One criticism of utilitarianism is that it confuses what is morally right with what is expedient. The critic alleges that the utilitarian has no real moral principles. Rather than ruling out anything as simply wrong, the utilitarian looks to the consequences; and if the end is good enough, the utilitarian is willing to put up with any means, no matter how wicked. Is this an accurate criticism? How might a utilitarian respond? Make sure that you provide a current businessews example of this to support your statement along with a URL and citation. One criticism of utilitarianism is that it confuses what is morally right with what is expedient. The critic alleges that the utilitarian has no real moral principles. Rather than ruling out anything as simply wrong, the utilitarian looks to the consequences; and if the end is good enough, the utilitarian is willing to put up with any means, no matter how wicked. Is this an accurate criticism? How might a utilitarian respond? Make sure that you provide a current businessews example of this to support your statement along with a URL and citation