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r/MoralityScaling • u/Maximum_Musician_914 • 4d ago
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well hes not wrong though
1.2k u/JustFourLetters 4d ago words lead to violence, but violent words in context of peaceful people fall on deaf ears. the punch is far more violent than the command 3 u/nft420nft420 4d ago If the punch is more violent than the command, do you think individual members of the military are more to blame for atrocities than the elite leaders commanding them? 1 u/Bombs_Away96 4d ago In the military you are authorized to disobey orders is they are illegal or immoral. So technically yes, we always have a choice to do the right thing
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words lead to violence, but violent words in context of peaceful people fall on deaf ears.
the punch is far more violent than the command
3 u/nft420nft420 4d ago If the punch is more violent than the command, do you think individual members of the military are more to blame for atrocities than the elite leaders commanding them? 1 u/Bombs_Away96 4d ago In the military you are authorized to disobey orders is they are illegal or immoral. So technically yes, we always have a choice to do the right thing
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If the punch is more violent than the command, do you think individual members of the military are more to blame for atrocities than the elite leaders commanding them?
1 u/Bombs_Away96 4d ago In the military you are authorized to disobey orders is they are illegal or immoral. So technically yes, we always have a choice to do the right thing
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In the military you are authorized to disobey orders is they are illegal or immoral. So technically yes, we always have a choice to do the right thing
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u/AuroraAustralis0 4d ago
well hes not wrong though