> didn't come out of some noble sense of chivalry There is obvious "value" of someone's life in all of the history and even now and children and women and high

> didn't come out of some noble sense of chivalry There is obvious "value" of someone's life in all of the history and even now and children and women and higher on that ladder. In 1800s if 10 black man dies for the cost of saving 1 white man, it wouldn't have came to anyone's attention at all, but if 1 white woman dies, it was a news. Even now, a school shooting in US killing dozen children gets more news than 1000s killed in middle East. Even in countries closer to middle East than US.