And if i can show that consequentialism needs to be combined with rules (or something else), does that prove consequentialism is really deontology (or something else)? It is rather easy to show that any one-legged approach is flawed, but if end up with a mixed theory we should not label it as a one-legged theory.
Then you should end up violating one of the axioms and getting a not-consequentialism.
All consequentialist theories produce a set of rules.
The right way to define "deontology", then, is a theory that is a set of rules that couldn't be consequentialist.
if you mix consequentialism and deontology, you get deontology.
Y'all know the rules: