𝚂𝙴𝙰𝚆𝙾𝙻𝙵 𝚁𝙴𝙿𝚄𝙱𝙻𝙸𝙲

"Might Is Right" (when interpreted as "right" being entitlement, not moral rightness) is fine when viewed as a simple law of nature.

It's the same principle behind "Not Stolen; Conquered."

"Clearly therefore, in every department of life, the lesser force must be overthrown by the greater; which (being interpreted) meaneth: — might is right, absolutely, unreservedly. From the records of history, the facts of life, and the discoveries of science, this startling deduction may be thoroughly proved. “The law of life” as Benjamin Kidd writes, “has been always the same from the beginning, ceaseless and inevitable struggle, ceaseless and inevitable selection and rejection.” That ‘Might is Master’ should require demonstrating is in itself a proof of the mental and moral perversity that pervades the world. Perhaps however the ‘age we live in,’ may not be an ‘age of enlightenment and progress,’ but an age of darkness, arrested development, and psychic paralysis. Mayhap the theologies and intellectualisms of our time may be but a magical hoodwink. We might (for example) be enchanted on the down-grade track, that leads to eternal extinction; while insanely imagining “progress and enlightenment.” Also the imagining process may be part of the complicated mechanism that facilitates the descent — the descent into Sheol. Official statistics show that racial deterioration (begun centuries ago as a sequence of ultra-naturalism) is now proceeding at a tremendous rate."
- Ragnar Redbeard, Might Is Right

However, when men interpret "right" as moral correctness, then issues arise.

A lone beautiful South African white woman getting hacked to death by a hoard of black savages is less mighty, and therefore doomed. The image is, however, a demonstration that a hoard of inferior things can overtake individually superior things. Yet we all know that we would rush to the aid of the woman and not applaud the savages.

The proper philosophy, from a vitalistic sense, especially with a Pagan interpretation, is to uplift the superior and minimize (or harmonize) the inferior. Inferior things can be mightier at times, and you'll need to develop might to stop them.