"false morality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to beliefs or values that are seen as morally wrong or misguided. For example, "Fred argued that the promotion of selfishness was an example of false morality."
We do not flourish because too many of our elite, faithful to Cameron's false morality, do not want to acknowledge the crucial interdependencies on which economic and social success is founded, and thus their own obligations to pay tax.
Living large proved a brilliant survival strategy as well as something of a rebuke to the limits of the studio system, both its formulas and false morality, which was all but gone by the time she appeared in "Virginia Woolf" in 1966.
The claim that competition and conquest rewarded the best and improved the species was contested from Darwin's day onwards.3 John Stuart Mill wrote a diatribe against taking nature as normative, declaring that nature was the source of "false taste, false philosophy, false morality," and bad law.
We couldn't understand this false morality in America.
Under no circumstances should they be killed because of false morality that prefers to protect enemy civilians.
I have faith that your generation will finally tease apart the false morality and promises of "family values".
The way I saw it, this was not about sex, but about a subversive dialogue with the public about misguided politics and false social morality.
As an esoteric moralist, Nietzsche aims at freeing higher human beings from their false consciousness about morality (their false belief that this morality is good for them), not at a transformation of society at large.
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Nietzsche and Philosophy (1962), for instance, suggests that Nietzsche completed and inverted Kantianism by bringing critique to bear, not simply on false claims to knowledge or morality, but on true knowledge and true morality, and indeed on truth itself: "genealogy" constituted Nietzsche's genetic method, and the will-to-power was his principle of difference.
But realists thinking only of power and idealists thinking only of morality create a false dichotomy.
