Almost all societies share around 7 moral values, but with different weight and priorities:
Look — almost every society around the world shares a small set of core moral values. Maybe 6 or 7, depending on how you group them. Things like care vs. harm, fairness, loyalty, respect for authority, liberty, purity, and so on. What changes isn’t the values themselves — it’s how each group or culture prioritizes them.
They’re not absolute or perfectly consistent. They can contradict each other. And just like in rock-paper-scissors, sometimes one value ‘beats’ another depending on the situation.
So it’s not that one side is moral and the other isn’t — it’s that we’re weighting and balancing these shared values differently. That’s part of what makes moral conflict so hard, but also why empathy and good-faith conversation matter.