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Biproduct of innate animalism
The more moral someone is the more power they believe they deserve to enforce societal norms (which worked when our kind was very dependent on other tribesmen. Bashing a retard before he corrupts or gets the entire village dead was the way to go.)
But now that our societies are legally "you are alone" by default then it makes no sense. The new morality is the law. Look how primal mortality resembles laws, especially in more primitive societies. Unusual erotic practices or laws regarding local religion are the usual things whose support by law easily tells how moral or not was the government.
They feel that ape urge to enforce what their tribal norms are, disregarding anyone opposing whom they see as an element to destroy for what they see as common good.
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