>Are you saying that facts should be suppressed/set aside when they lead to immoral results?
I'm saying facts have no moral or immoral dimension - "immoral results" come from choices made in the interpretation of fact, choices which are relative and mutable because morality is an abstraction. There is no case where an immoral choice is made where a moral choice could not also be made.
Or: morality is a set of value judgements about facts (or not, as the case may be).
>Choose a moral alternative.
Are you saying that facts should be suppressed/set aside when they lead to immoral results? I can't assign any other meaning to your words.