Fighting has gotten a bad name; it should not be so. Fighting itself is neither moral nor immoral; only its object can be said to be so. We may count the ability to fight well, when applied to a just cause, among the virtues. To be moral is not to fight no one; to be moral is to fight those who vitiate life and civilization. That the moral are far less willing to fight than the immoral has always hurt societies. Our chief concerns should be for, first life, then civilization; fighting may foster life and civilization, and ...
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Fighting has gotten a bad name; it should not be so. Fighting itself is neither moral nor immoral; only its object can be said to be so. We may count the ability to fight well, when applied to a just cause, among the virtues. To be moral is not to fight no one; to be moral is to fight those who vitiate life and civilization. That the moral are far less willing to fight than the immoral has always hurt societies. Our chief concerns should be for, first life, then civilization; fighting may foster life and civilization, and not fighting harm them. If you truly wish to make the world a better place, you should sometimes fight. The Role of Fighting in the Good Life explicates the principles of fighting of Julius Caesar, Richelieu, Talleyrand, Napoleon, and Bill Gates. The book examines: these leaders' great resolve; their methods of thinking, formulating their objectives, and studying their rival; their striking the rival's vital points; their striking swiftly at the critical time; their striking in combination; their creating or exposing vital points in the rival; and, their parrying the rival's strikes. Should you wish to learn more about The Role of Fighting in the Good Life , please visit: ...
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