About parasitism in nature and how it It clashes with human morality.

Charles Darwin literally had a crisis of faith in 1860 over parasitic wasps devouring caterpillars from the inside out. Considering over forty percent of all animal species are parasites, nature is objectively horrifying and your Disney ethics have zero basis in biological data.

Parasitism is nature's ultimate hustle. Humans call it evil.

Parasitism exists purely to maximize gene survival, zero regard for fairness, consent, or the host's feelings, which is exactly why "nature is moral" takes always fall apart the second you learn what a wasp does to a caterpillar from the inside out. Human morality is a system we invented to cooperate and not die; nature doesn't do ethics, it does math, and that's the whole clash in one sentence.

It's not a moral conflict, it's a zero sum energy transfer dictated by biological imperative.

The biological imperative is irrelevant when the collateral damage becomes predictable.

Morality requires intent. Wasps don't have a DMV to sue.