/lit/ - Literature

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Ideology is impressed through force, this is true. But that's not necessarily justice is it? If you're going to claim that something is just then that's a normative claim that it's good, or at least that it's a true and valid argument (i.e the conclusion follows the premises, not the nonsense twitter usage of "valid"). It's entirely possible that something that is de facto law could be unjust, as trannies believe many laws are, or it's even possible that justice is a spook, but it's not possible that we could derive an ought from an is - what "might makes right" claims amount to.

Violence can achieve many things, even if it's not possible that might could make right it is true that might makes reality. And this is why it's foolish to believe radical individualism and amorality is a path to the society trannies desire. The only reason them, gay people, women and the like have the rights they do in the west is because we live in a liberal society that affords the weak and the few rights and protections from the strong and the numerous. And violence can end a liberal society also, all the majority must do is realise their chains to end it in an instant.