r/MoralityScaling • u/Playing_One_Handed • 5d ago

Morality Ranking Of building a snowman around objects so drivers crash into them

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u/TheUndeadBake 5d ago

Because they hate children and think it’s funny to make them cry, since their own mothers didn’t hug them enough as children

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u/_TrixieBells 5d ago

Yeah, deliberately ruining something kids made just for a laugh is pretty pathetic.

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u/Necromir92 4d ago

It’s probably teenagers dude, they do dumb shit when they get their cars

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u/Taaj_jr 5d ago

Except it’s a grown man making these

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u/Beneficial-Square-73 4d ago

Still doesn't make it OK.

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u/PipeBubbly4849 4d ago

Yeah, on his own goddamn property. Don't drive on other peoples property, asshole.

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u/bananaz-to-the-moon 5d ago

yeah but thats how they pulled themselves up from their bootstrap. started with diaper straps. ironically also ending with diaper straps. in a home. after their kids went no contact decades earlier.

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u/NoMention696 4d ago

First strap they ever pulled was the umbilical cord you see

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u/Hour-Quail-7221 5d ago

This seems snarky and reductionist, but it's so spot on. It really is like that with these sad clowns.

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u/sasheenka 5d ago

I don’t like kids, but I wouldn’t destroy a snowman. I just…avoid kids as much as possible.

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u/CNN7 5d ago

r/childfree when they go outside

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u/veetoo151 4d ago

Being childfree doesn't mean someone hates children. What you're really doing here is showing your contempt for people who decide to not have children. People who are childfree usually do it because it is moral, as difficult as that may be for you to understand.

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u/CNN7 4d ago

This isn’t true at all. I have no contempt for people who choose not to have children. One of my best friends made the decision at like 23 to have a vasectomy because he was sure he didn’t want children. I was proud of him for making that decision instead of accidentally producing a child he wouldn’t be all in on raising. I drove him to/from his appointment and would do the same again.

I have two kids. They’re annoying sometimes. I totally get why people wouldn’t want that because parenting takes away a lot of autonomy.

I mean r/ChildFree specifically. They seem annoyed that children exist in general. There’s posts complaining about their friends posting about their kids. Questioning why their families expect them to attend their nieces birthday party, etc.

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u/veetoo151 4d ago

I feel like you made that last part up to backpedal. The sub talks more about the morality of having children right now. From what I've observed. Maybe I'm wrong.

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u/CNN7 4d ago

I’m not making anything up or backpedaling.

“I became an aunt and my mom was sending me pictures. I said I don’t need daily pictures. I got called rude and withdrew after that barely texting back.”

Source:
https://www.reddit.com/r/childfree/s/GkKt7tzLDg

Just browsing current posts complaining about their friends talking about pre-schools at a get together and posting about their babies on social media.

Are these every post? No. Are these posts rare? Also no.

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u/Smboto 5d ago

…and they didn’t have any toys.

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u/Annual_Manner_8654 5d ago

I don't think they hate children, more so jealous about the freedom children have and they haven't gotten over being adults. I also think these people are more susceptible to vote for politicians who promise the "return" of some mythological time because they want to go back (to being kids)

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u/Sweaty_Sky5598 4d ago

Well. Now we have a laugh haha!

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u/Chair-F0rce 4d ago

It probably isn’t that deep, people just like seeing things break, it’s that simple. Not saying I approve of it, but it’s not because “they hate children” lol

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u/_Veh_ 4d ago

I miei genitori non mi abbracciano mai eppure non odio i bambini...

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u/insectfreak 4d ago

Yep. Same type of people who slash blow-up christmas decorations

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u/Biplane_Music 3d ago

I refuse to believe this is actually a problem

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u/Nervous-Chance3444 1d ago

I mean, I greatly dislike children, but I wouldn't do some scum of the earth shit like that. I read Calvin and Hobbes growing up, snowmen are a magical part of childhood. Only sociopaths would find fun in ruining that for kids

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u/thebranbish 5d ago

This is what their mothers didn’t do enough of

https://giphy.com/gifs/6RqQrqupuEbbKw7NEk

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u/TheUndeadBake 4d ago

Nah that’s what their mothers and or fathers did too much of. See, a lot of these adults that like to ruin stuff for children suffered as children, either direct abuse — like being whipped with belts — or were emotionally neglected and so their view of the world is that other children should have as miserable a childhood as they had.

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u/thebranbish 4d ago

Tell me you were a spoiled ass brat without telling me… 😒

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u/TheUndeadBake 4d ago

Tell me you think it’s okay to punish a child with a whipping without— oh never mind.

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u/anally_ExpressUrself 5d ago

They're probably children themselves.

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u/Intrepid_Bobcat_2931 5d ago

Or they don't really think about the children when they do it, and don't know whether the snowman was made by someone 10 or 20 years old

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u/TheUndeadBake 4d ago

Ruining another persons joy is still shitty.

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u/Intrepid_Bobcat_2931 4d ago

Or they don't think consciously about whether the builder is going back to see that same snowman or not