@zaire What birthes morals? Morals didn't drop from the sky, nor were they reasoned to by you as a free agent. Morals are build around millennia of human society. And as such the morals that you, and everyone hold, are tainted by oppressive class society.

Morals are a social construct and a social webbing that we partake in, one cannot declare themselves emancipated from morals. This is important because the morals of society at large mostly exist to uphold the society we already have. You may not like to be told this, but I and your morals are like >90% based on western Abrahamic traditions, and removing ourselves from that is nigh impossible.

I think the issue is clear, basing political action and thought on a moral system so corrupted and tainted by the society you already exist within will therefore taint the political beliefs that you form.

You cannot emancipate yourself from morals, as I said. But you can not put them on the centre of your political reasoning and try to limit your dependance on them politically.

And also, no, there are no such thing as good and bad morals, there is no objective morality, even if you follow a religion where such is the case, e.g. Christianity, people of other religions will just, disagree. Surely you do not have the arrogance to play cosmic moral judge, not to mention the arrogance of beliving the morals you hold happen to be the "right ones".

Cult of action is problematic specifically because it builds on the idae of the sovereign individual. That we are free agents able to act without being tethered by our circumstance and material condition. The currents of history does not bow to a king that declares himself ruler of the tides. And political motions of the world do not depend on the actions of individuals. I don't expect you to agree on this point, just sharing my viewpoint.

I am not against improving society, but that doesn't come from a supreme internal "drive" in me and other people of action. It comes because people are moved to action by the conditions they exist within.