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Beyond the legal and procedural issues, the discussion veered into a broader philosophical reflection. The speaker lamented how hatred or bias among officials can distort moral judgment, stripping away the fundamental values that guide societal conduct. They argued that such negative emotions lead individuals away from the universal truths that underpin human morality.
The speaker emphasized that, despite cultural differences, there exists a shared moral compass—a “map of the moral world” inherent in all human beings. These truths, they suggest, form a common ground that transcends regional or cultural distinctions.