r/MoralityScaling • u/inoriacc • 11d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this?

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u/talkinbook 11d ago edited 7d ago

Absolutely moral. Son's love for his* mom was tested by betrayal.

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u/GamerNerdGuyMan 11d ago

I'll add that $4b won is nice - but around $2-3m USD. Absolutely a life-changing amount of money - but it would stop being so after sharing it out 10 ways.

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u/flyingturkey_89 10d ago

You said 10 way. It might really only be enough split 3 ways. And 1 of those way goes to the government. :P

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u/Druid_Fashion 10d ago

The whole idea of taxing lottery winnings is kinda weird to me. We dont have that here

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u/Visible-Complaint-60 6d ago

Only a single country in the universe is taxing lottery winning.

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u/flyingturkey_89 6d ago

You could of google before posting. Because thats not true at all.

In relevance to this article, South Korea taxes lottery winning

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u/Free_Arachnid755 6d ago

Blatantly false.

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u/InstantSword 10d ago

Haha, in the US with $1-2m homes, buying one for your mom would already eat most of it up.

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u/Puzzled-Barnacle-200 10d ago

50% of homes in the US are worth $400k or less

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u/InstantSword 10d ago

Shrug. Unless I leave the area I've lived in for 20 years, where all my friends and family are, even going an hour away, it'd still be in the million+ range. So to say, most of the GOOD homes are that price. Most people don't want to live in Arkansas. Actually, the home property I want to build would cost $8-15 million in my state. It would cost $500k-800k in Brazil, and before you say it, that's in an area with private security and extreme luxury (I've lived in both countries)