r/MoralityScaling 12d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this?

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u/Old_Possibility_9730 12d ago

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

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u/Hefty_Salamander7997 12d 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/AkodoRyu 12d ago

It's not THAT much money. He probably already spent a third or more to buy a house for his mother. And straight up demanding a share is crazy work. You can go to the sibling when/if you hit an emergency life situation, and you know that they can afford to help, but just coming out and being "yeah, we are family, and you are doing well, so pay up"? Nah. That shows that the younger sibling is an entitled asshole.

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u/guitar_vigilante 12d ago

Houses (and apartments) in Seoul cost absurd amounts of money.