Man's morality

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In the entire History of Man Might has always made 'right.'

I don't really care about the rest of your post, but I take issue with your extreme simplification here; in the history of man, might has made ease of execution, not moral rightness. I find it hugely amusing that you've boiled down morality, if it were manmade, to "the thing that happens," as if we've got no sense for determining immoral acts too.

Morality isn't based upon the actions that happen: might is the thing that allows you to act effectively, but it doesn't make the actions one takes using that might inherently moral.