If this where a true statement you would be able to demonstrate it logically, rather than simply cutting and pasting a single statement devoid of context.
Your intention was to mock, not to demonstrate.
My argument is not circular: it is indubitably true that a morally correct action can result in an undesirable outcome. It is equally correct that an immoral action can result in a desirable outcome.
Let's take a hypothetical: a hitman is sent to assassinate his boss' business partner. He shoots but misses. The resulting commotion ends in his being taken into custody and his boss' criminal empire being dismantled due to evidence collected through his plea bargain. A thoroughly evil action results in an unintended but very beneficial state of affairs.
One last Word on Hill: Matthew 26:52: "...for all who draw the sword will die by the sword"
The truth of this statement is undeniable. I will comment that the drawer of the sword in the Gospel passage was St. Peter. St. Peter himself later died by the sword just as the Lord said, in a glorious martyrdom.
Simon bar Jona made his choice in life, as did Paul Hill.
Matthew 26:52: "...for all who draw the sword will die by the sword"
Indeed.
I believe that was the argument of the original poster.