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One plays with fire when, as an autocrat, one tried to bend the great ideals of the humanistic tradition to one’s corrupt purposes. In the long run the forceless force of gentle argument and appeal to principle may well be unstoppable, however one tries to twist it.
Anyway, right or wrong, this historical antecedent is what I’ll now have in mind when I see certain folk appeal to Martin Luther King Jnr as a defender of the status quo.
Thoughts somewhat inspired by @BryanVanNorden‘s ideas about the state sponsored revival of Confucianism in modern China.
Mengzi on war is also fascinating for two reasons here. (1) I suspect that this would be another aspect that sat ill with more martial aspects of Japanese culture. (2) 1B15's story of King Tai's response to invasion is fascinating to think about juxtaposed w MLK's non-violence.
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