So there is definitely someone out there who can fight better than me

Otherwise Humans wouldnt be superior to bears

Now, regarding your question

It depends on **your** view of morality

If **you** or the society you live in believe that to be the "optimal way of living", then it is moral

aka Spartans and their "purge" of disabled babies

But what is moral to you, isnt moral to me.

I don't just have physical ability and I'm not a very big guy anyway.

I make up for it with extensive training and experience

Lets assume that I was rich

I would just hire someone bigger and with more experience than you

You may now ask: Is that really survival of the fittest?

My answer is: Yes

But you are not rich

I'm talking about the here and now

I also have no idea if you are telling me the truth

Reality, not fantasy

Read what I said above

Given the conditions I stated, would it be right for me to kill you?

I've already answered it

Are you skipping stuff?

I'll even throw one below the belt: I assume in your life there is a woman you care about. Wife, girlfriend, mother, sister, daughter.

I know I can beat you, so it would be a joke to think I couldn't beat her

What morality prevents me from raping her?

Read what I said above

Jeez

You are having a tough time, arent you?

Depends on my view. So my view can be anything

At one time, in some places, it was considered moral to kill landowners and take their property

You must be insane to think that morality is subjective and even more so to think it's based on a democratic consensus.

I wonder what society thinks in South Africa about white people

Or what the middle east thinks about Christians, Jews, atheists, Buddhists, Druze, Baha'i, Sikh, and so on

What did society think about the Russian Civil War? The Red Army outnumbered the White Army 2:1

What society believes is not what determines morality. And even if it was, that would annihilate your argument because the vast majority of people believe in God

Morality in itself has nothing to do with God

One can be moral and not believe in God

Who decides what is moral?

Naturally, looking from **our** perspective, killing people in Gulags or concentration camps is imoral

But for those people that believe in that, that action is not imoral

Then which one is right?

In fact, for a true Nazi, killing Jews is just the right way to be