might makes right
MYT MAYKS RYT
maɪt meɪks raɪtListen
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the doctrine that power or physical force, rather than moral principle or legal right, is the ultimate basis of political authority and the determinant of just outcomes; the phrase describes a worldview in which those who are strongest set the rules, and legitimacy is derived from capacity rather than consent or ethics; it is associated with realist and Machiavellian traditions in political thought, and with critiques of international relations as a system in which great powers impose their will on weaker states and dress their self-interested actions in the language of universal norms
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