Quote by F. L. Lucan

Might was the measure of right.

Might was the measure of right.

Summary

This quote suggests that in certain circumstances, power and strength determine what is considered right or just. It implies that the dominant or powerful individuals or groups have the authority to define what is morally correct or acceptable, regardless of objective moral principles or ethical considerations. The quote reflects a perspective that places greater importance on strength and dominance rather than fairness or equality.

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