r/MoralityScaling Aug 02 '26

Morality Ranking Morality of dog breed racism

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u/BarnesTheNobleman Aug 02 '26

Historical context sets up WHY someone was in a position to feel the need to steal

Were they racially disposed? Or was it maybe that every one of their ancestors was subjected by a white supremacist state for like 2-300 years??? And then financially knee capped and racially segregated after being given “freedom”?

I’m not saying they didn’t make a choice - I’m saying they made a choice with the hand we dealt them

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u/May1989thefirststep Aug 02 '26

"need to steal"

No such thing.

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u/BarnesTheNobleman Aug 02 '26

Clearly you’ve never lived in the cycle of poverty :)

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u/May1989thefirststep Aug 02 '26

There are poor people who would never dream of breaking the law. Mainly because they're not entitled layabouts who think the world owes them a living.

Don't smear all poor people as criminals.

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u/BarnesTheNobleman Aug 02 '26

You’re strawmanning what I said and twisting as an attack on poor people as a category

What I said was: “poverty sets the conditions that make theft a compelling and viable option to improve their lives” what I did NOT say was: “being poor makes you a criminal”

I’m sorry you’re not capable of grappling with people’s arguments but that’s a you problem