>I think it's better to realize that we're not all in this together Without an idea of "we're all in this together" from what would I derive motivation towards

>I think it's better to realize that we're not all in this together Without an idea of "we're all in this together" from what would I derive motivation towards the just? Or even a definition of justice? (Just in case we're having some miscommunication around different readings of the phrase, where one describes an "is" and different "ought": I see the phrase "all in this together" to refer to our shared inescapable subjection to the consequences of society. Although I can envision a reading that takes it as some assertion we're all equivalently culpable for steering. Unless you really want to get into the semantics, I'll stop typing and leave it at the point I see the former definition used in the parent post.)