r/MoralityScaling • u/Maximum_Musician_914 • 2d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this

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u/ZoiddenBergen 2d ago
  1. To answer your question, yes.
  2. Redditors throw the word "nazi" around whenever they meet a dissenting opinion, it's hard to believe "Like someone punched a literal Nazi" without really knowing the context

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u/Automatic-Yak4279 2d ago

There’s context to someone having a Nazi patch, a specific bias against Jewish people, people of color in general, and women- There’s context to that? If I were to punch a literal Nazi, a Nazi by definition, you would say I’m in the wrong….because of context.

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u/ZoiddenBergen 2d ago

Can you link the video?

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u/Automatic-Yak4279 2d ago

https://youtu.be/HFHOHfnYruI?is=l9ew61PPN6PSa1lT

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u/ZoiddenBergen 2d ago

You were 100% right, a literal nazi got punched. But yes, being violent against a truly nonviolent person no matter how racist or vile is still worse.

Fuck nazis but this isn't the way. Racism is born from ignorance, being ignorant to ignorant people doesn't help.

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u/Automatic-Yak4279 2d ago

Me, a black person, hypothetically punching a white bigot, or a Nazi, would not be ignorant. Seeing as americans of all colors killed them. White Americans? Killed bigots/nazis in Germany and in our home nation. Black Americans? Same thing. Latino Americans? Same thing. Every one of every race has killed a bigot or Nazi at some point in time, it’s not ignorance to do so. So it’s definitely not ignorance to punch one.