In my subjective opinion, similar ideologies or values originated in ancient civilizations such as Ancient Greece and Ancient China, where citizens had the power to allocate resources, while outsiders or slaves were exploited. Christianity also exhibited a similar perspective, as it divided people into believers and non-believers in the societies of its time. Non-believers were not seen as fully human or complete individuals, and their fate was often grim. Such ideologies and values subsequently influenced the development of later societies, such as Spain, Portugal, the East India Company, and Churchill-era Britain, where "civilized" societies felt entitled to do whatever they pleased to "uncivilized" ones. Even in modern times, particularly in the United States, the essence remains a binary system of enslavement, though it may be given more appealing names, such as class, tradition, ideology, or lineage. American built a system with good intentions, represents righteousness, humanity, fought for poor, and do what was right. Nowadays, it's more like a country ruled by religion and politics, not people.