How to debate "Morality is more important than law?"

Professor: Yes! Those people did not know the power of law until they went to the execution ground and died. The dignity of the law can be described as "retreat from difficulties", and the other side distinguishes friends! (warm applause)

When the other party used the example of "knowing the law is easy, but obeying the law is difficult" to demonstrate that knowing the law is easy and obeying the law is difficult, the positive party immediately turned to strengthen its point of view from the perspective of "knowing the law is not easy" and gave the other party a strong counterattack. Reversed the passive situation.

Counterparty: The ancients said that "it is difficult to get through the road, but it is difficult to go to heaven", which means that it is difficult to get through the road, and "doing" means "going"! If it's not difficult, why doesn't the monkey call him Sun Zhiren?

Founder: Sun's nickname is Monkey Sun, but does his opponent know that his legal name is the Monkey King, which is the "knowledge" of "enlightenment"?

This is a very beautiful argument of "replacing trees with flowers". The example of the opposing side seems to be well-founded, but it is far-fetched: it is difficult to refute "why Sun Walker is not called Sun Zhiren". Although it is almost unreasonable, it has the upper hand in momentum.

The positive side keenly discovered the one-sidedness of the other side's argument, and started with the "the Monkey King" side decisively, and retorted the other side by "knowing" or "knowing", which turned the other side's quotation about "Sun" into carrying firewood to put out the fire, which backfired.

Extended data

In history and life, people often commit suicide under moral pressure. Although morality is not a necessity, it plays an irreplaceable role in people's cultivation and physical and mental health. Therefore, civilized human beings are guaranteed by the establishment of morality. Moral inheritance is also inseparable from family, school, society, labor and creation, which leads to their own requirements and standards in different categories. From Ye's Night Talk of the Mind, p. 348, On the Love of Morality and Law.

Without human group activities, "morality" cannot be called "morality". "Morality" refers to "all mankind"; "Morality" is aimed at every country and nation; "Morality" refers to the "crowd aggregation" of governments, political parties, industries, enterprises, families and other organizations and their people.