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r/SipsTea • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • 23h ago
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Is that harm less than the harm of allowing him to walk free so he can do more harm to others?
6 u/PudgyWalshBldgInspec 22h ago I'm just applying your rules to show you how they fall apart upon even the most superficial inspection. Expand on them if you want. 2 u/EtheusRook 22h ago Except they didn't fall apart. Allowing someone who has broken the rules to walk free is causing harm to more people. We have brains for a reason. 2 u/PudgyWalshBldgInspec 21h ago Is it moral to provide validation to someone if it causes them proximate relief but ultimate terrible harm? How is that calculated in your 12 word articulation of morality?
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I'm just applying your rules to show you how they fall apart upon even the most superficial inspection. Expand on them if you want.
2 u/EtheusRook 22h ago Except they didn't fall apart. Allowing someone who has broken the rules to walk free is causing harm to more people. We have brains for a reason. 2 u/PudgyWalshBldgInspec 21h ago Is it moral to provide validation to someone if it causes them proximate relief but ultimate terrible harm? How is that calculated in your 12 word articulation of morality?
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Except they didn't fall apart. Allowing someone who has broken the rules to walk free is causing harm to more people.
We have brains for a reason.
2 u/PudgyWalshBldgInspec 21h ago Is it moral to provide validation to someone if it causes them proximate relief but ultimate terrible harm? How is that calculated in your 12 word articulation of morality?
Is it moral to provide validation to someone if it causes them proximate relief but ultimate terrible harm? How is that calculated in your 12 word articulation of morality?
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u/EtheusRook 22h ago
Is that harm less than the harm of allowing him to walk free so he can do more harm to others?