What do you mean by the sentence "It's nothing more than human kindness"?

The principles of law are nothing more than human feelings.

1. Legal principles are nothing more than human feelings, but legal principles must be higher than human feelings. 2. Legal principles are nothing more than human relationships. The existence of law is actually to better safeguard various relationships between people.

The law is the bottom line of morality, and morality is human relationships. The existence of law is to maintain the existence of human relationships. Laws generally do not go beyond human emotions, that is, they are basically in line with social ethics and human feelings and thoughts. In other words, the law is rich in human nature. Among them, "human feelings" cannot be understood as the human feelings spread in society, but refer to human emotions.