Whether spiritual beings or mortal brains, we're involved in Life in this dimension anyhow.
Life in this dimention demands the constant production of survival factors, material and nonmaterial; this request demands competence, and the consistency of such request demands the consistency of competence.
Creating competence requires achieving an adequate standard in training, and maintaining the consistency of this competence requires maintaining the adequate standard in training achieved.
If a training is needed, this means that prior to it such competence did not exist.
This results in an extremely simple and clear dividing line:
Those who are ethical and have clear ideas believe that standards must exist, must be high, and must be maintained high.
And argues that individuals should be helped to achieve high standards of competence, NOT that standards should be lowered to accommodate individuals who are not yet competent.
It goes without saying that this is strictly related to: Rewarding the better, disciplining the worse.
Those who are enemies of Humanity, and those who are influenced by the enemies of Humanity, even if only because they lack clear ideas, believe that standards are unnecessary, or that they do not need to be high, and that they can be lowered, watered down, altered.
And argues that standards should be lowered to accommodate individuals who are not yet competent.
It goes without saying that this is strictly related to: Rewarding the worse, punishing the better.
Lowering the standards is suppressive.
Maintaining high standards is ethical.
That's all there is to it.