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moral reasons are always fake reasons

Not always.

yes, always

Sometimes the slave kills the slavemaster.

they are tools developed in an ideological arms race

That's not a fake reason.

Or vise versa.

no, when they claim that something is right or wrong

Some people have real historical grievances.

or that whatever action is justified

they are simply arguing

in a fake world

of rhetoric

that people take seriously

But then again, if you go back far enough in history, every human has a grudge against each other.

for some reason

that's what i'm saying

So should we all kill each other over historical grievances?

take a completely different example to understand this

No, I understand this philosophy.

south korea has a "grudge" against japan for treatment in ww2

I understand.

they will keep using that "grudge" as long as they think it will get them something

no matter what japan does

Any human can do this at any time.

There is nothing special about this.

Your children will do this to you.

yup

but people take this moral rhetoric really seriously

I think altruism is a higher state of being.

However I will admit it is fragile.

altruism is fake

No.

It is fragile.

Like a flower.

think of it from an evolutionary perspective

an organism will only evolve to help others to the extent that it causes their own genes to be duplicated

yes, but we have something called a brain.

so?

we have feelings