I get that it's kinda of slangy, but I'm having issues wrapping my head around it.
The full sentence was ケンカに卑怯もクソもあるかと言ったのは誰だったかな
I get that it's kinda of slangy, but I'm having issues wrapping my head around it.
The full sentence was ケンカに卑怯もクソもあるかと言ったのは誰だったかな
The general construct:
(something) もクソもない
means that (something) isn't even a sensible topic (in the given certain context). There are a number of possible reasons: there is something to be address in prior to a problem; it is completely out of context; someone asked about a certain quality (adjective) of something that has no resemblance of it; etc.
As an example, 戦うもクソもない could be used in any situation when fighting is completely out of context/nonsensical: because the opponent is so much stronger and you stand no chance; because the other party isn't an enemy and fighting them would be insane; because there is something much more important to be done at the moment than fighting; etc.
Likewise, 喧嘩に卑怯もクソもあるか could be said when: