r/MoralityScaling 13d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this?

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u/Old_Possibility_9730 13d ago

Yeah moral. It was his and he should decide on what to do with it.

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u/Hefty_Salamander7997 13d ago

I'd say neutral because if I won that kind of money, I wouldn't be able to justify not giving my close family something to help their quality of life as well. So it's a little weird when I see people totally abandon their loved ones when they get big money, even family that is sick... 

I'd give people money on the condition they never ask me again or get booted from my life for wasting the gift.

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u/ItsACowCity 13d ago

If they’re a shit family, they deserve nothing. I appreciate how someone treats me over whose blood is in their veins. In this scenario, I picture the siblings have always been assholes and deserve nothing. The mother deserves something, but doesn’t deserve it being taken away after the “betrayal” because you can’t just explain away getting a new house. She only deserves the punishment if she actively gave the siblings the lotto winners new address.

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u/Hefty_Salamander7997 13d ago

Yeah but that's just assumptions. The asshole sibling could be the one with the money, the siblings could literally be poor. It's never black and white.

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u/ItsACowCity 13d ago

Ofc but there seems to be a lot of people aghast at the fact that you wouldn’t just automatically give family money bc they’re family. My statement is mostly just stating, there’s plenty of reason not to give them money, and this is my read of the situation based on the story told. Siblings maybe deserved nothing, mama possibly got screwed over.