Moral symmetry

Moral symmetry is the idea that similar actions should be judged consistently, regardless of who performs them. If an action is considered wrong when done by one person, it should also be wrong if someone else does it, regardless of their identity or circumstances. It promotes fairness and impartiality in moral judgments by applying the same standards across different situations. Essentially, it urges us to treat similar cases similarly, ensuring our moral evaluations are consistent and justifiable.