Oh, yes. I've always wondered about that idea, too. Good intentions going awry. Why? If they truly are good, why would they bring about pain, misery, suffering, etc. Why wouldn't they lead to something good? Apparently, there must be something wrong in the execution. Good at all costs isn't probably good. Good intentions but no actions to go with them, not so good. In that case, it would be more of where nothing was done and that led to something bad.

Oh, well. More philosophical than you were probably looking to get on a late Thursday night, but hey. It's been something I've been pondering off and on over the last several years and you opened it up. :)