Well, on the point of how does fighting justify morality, i notice that war winners have disproportionately morality on their side afterwards. There were people even in ancient greece and rome that were against slavery, but we dont necessarily consider all other greeks / romans as immoral and clamor to remove their statues.
Well, on the point of how does fighting justify morality, i notice that war winners have disproportionately morality on their side afterwards. There were people even in ancient greece and rome that were against slavery, but we dont necessarily consider all other greeks / romans as immoral and clamor to remove their statues.
I think what you mean is "have popular opinion on their side". But you are not fooled by this right? You still think slavery is wrong, even if the slavers win?
Well, on the point of how does fighting justify morality, i notice that war winners have disproportionately morality on their side afterwards. There were people even in ancient greece and rome that were against slavery, but we dont necessarily consider all other greeks / romans as immoral and clamor to remove their statues.
I think what you mean is "have popular opinion on their side". But you are not fooled by this right? You still think slavery is wrong, even if the slavers win?