Good and Evil, SWOT Analysis Example

Morality should be understood in terms of compulsion. In this contextual analysis, Nietzche’s tone is sarcastic.  It is in a way devaluing the moral systems as a violation of nature and reason.  The views of morality are to be constructed of delusions and inconsistencies the people make up to essentially feel better about themselves.  Where moral values appear, the natural hierarchy also comes into consideration in the fight for right and wrong.  Moral battles are against reason and nature.  The tyranny against nature and reason is valid if it can be defended by some sort of moral system.  It is implied to be illegal to challenge these morals.  Nietzche uses punctuation to denote nature and reason.  These concepts are highly arguable and the value varies from person to person.  Morality in reference to compulsion is can be viewed as both invaluable and essential.  Moral announcements are done under duress of authority, meaning that moral decisions are not made by choice, but encouraged to do so as a way of life by someone with authority.  Another example of compulsory in the tyranny against reason, or what one would personally choose.  There is a natural need of individuals, who make moral standards often find an incompatibility of respecting others.  The natural need of judging other people for their moral decisions fights the entire moral battle for which an individual should stand.  Laisser-aller, translated to carelessness, can also directly relate to the compulsion of morality.  Moral codes are followed on deceitful terms, meaning that we follow based on personal preference.  This is done under the false presentation of moral standards, whether that is done from a higher power perception or personal decisions; it is based on what fits within the personal lifestyle or personal compulsion.

When we consider reason or morality to be motivated by affect/emotional investment it is implied that we rely on personal moral beliefs. Nietzsche is explicit about his morality being directly affected emotion and affect.  It is implied that individuals rely on subjective, personal and dictated, moral beliefs.  The implicit statement on unreasonableness and tyranny are unlawful in some systems of morals.  This means that they are relying on the expectations set by others in their moral beliefs.  Every moral system violates nature and reason, and reason or morality is affected by emotional investments.  Any deviation from the original moral value system could be seen as corrupt.  There should be no rejections, unless one goes against a personal moral system.  Unreasonableness and tyranny are illegal; they often violate the system of morals.  That personal emotions guide one in decisions, actions and moral standards.  This is why morals weigh so heavily based on personal biases and investments. Also consider the role that we view as moral has specific structural characteristics.  These characteristics will change over time as we evolve.  The factors of nature and reason motivated by affect/ emotional investment directly effects one personal moral belief.  What is subjective to personal and moral beliefs is what is important and precious in the personal system of morals