Ethic of reciprocity...

[Cirwaaq]

The Golden rule of chinese philosophy Confucianism.

"do not do unto others what you would not have them do unto you."

This can be found in every civilisation and faith.

Ancient Egypt Middle Kingdom (c. 2040 - 1650 BCE), Late Period (c. 1080 - 332 BCE) papyrus

Ancient Babylon Code of Hammurabi, (1780 BCE)

Ancient Greek philosophy Pittacus[10] (c. 640-568 BCE), Plato's Socrates (Crito, 49c) (c. 469 BC–399 BCE)

Bahá'í Faith

Buddhism

Torah

Bible

Islam Qur’an (Surah 83, "The Unjust," vv. 1-4), Qur’an (Surah 59, "Exile," vv. 9)

Somali :

Haliba wiilkay korisaa, wedkeeda leh

If a government is more concerned with strategic security than with that of its citizens and gives priority to military spending to the detriment of social expenditure, the result is human misery. Which two countries had the highest ratio of military to health and education spending in 1980? In descending order they were Iraq (8 to 1) and Somalia (5 to 1)

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[zulaika]

how about do onto others as they do onto to you

that way i can bask in the glow of my good ethics when i exchange good manners with others.....and justifiably reciprocate the negative done onto me without any moral indent on my conscience.

[Cirwaaq]

There is name for that and a following of such a philosophy... i will let you tell us

[zulaika]

There is name for that and a following of such a philosophy... i will let you tell us

huuno, i am not good with philosophy.... why don't you tell us instead..

[Basra-]

I want a puke bucket?

[ModerateMuslim]

cirwaaq, seems like you jews have a hard time learning this

another holocaust is under way - and this one will be real

[udun]

If a government is more concerned with strategic security than with that of its citizens and gives priority to military spending to the detriment of social expenditure, the result is human misery. Which two countries had the highest ratio of military to health and education spending in 1980? In descending order they were Iraq (8 to 1) and Somalia (5 to 1)

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