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Well, since you've easily recognized this exploit already at the hypothetical stage, this kind of vulnerability won't be a problem. Any consequentialist framework should be able to fight moral sabotage, for example by introducing laws that disincentivize it.
A related idea: moral sabotage is what happens when one player in the Ultimatum game insists on taking more than a fair share, even if what fare share is depends on his preferences.