> Loyalty to your oaths is part of "universally accepted human values and ethics". Not at all. It's part of some human values and ethics, but definitely not un

> Loyalty to your oaths is part of "universally accepted human values and ethics". Not at all. It's part of some human values and ethics, but definitely not universally accepted. In fact, when I took an extra-curricular class in Ethics, it was literally the textbook example of a situation when Kantian and utilitarian ethics differ about what is right and wrong.