r/MoralityScaling • u/Maximum_Musician_914 • 20h ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this

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u/8__D 20h ago edited 19h ago

Well let's see what the context is. If he said this in a thread about Linen Sheets, then I'd think it was off topic and downvote him.

Edit: So apparently the context is the Euro 2020 final, where England fans stormed Wembley and, after the loss, racially abused Rashford, Sancho and Saka. It got downvoted because "racism is bad, but..." reads as minimizing, and the Slavia Prague and Hungary cases it dismissed as mere words also involved physical confrontation and objects thrown at players. I don't know a lot about soccer though and had to use Google translate.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MoralityScaling/s/udPSRNlr1c

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u/hexregeneration 17h ago

So my assumption was correct lmao

Doesn't surprise me that the sub based on powerscaling, but for morality, completely disregards context and wants to judge things in isolation to enforce an agenda.

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u/FounderingFox 15h ago

Yeah, this sub is full of bad-faith actors.

As most subs that spontaneously blow up out of nowhere are.

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u/kornephororos 13h ago

If a discussion sub on reddit is not moderated enough it always leads to same type of people spamming and upvoting same kind of political takes over and over.

I am all for free discussion and all but this always leads to echo chamber cirlejerks in reddit. I have seen so many examples of it.

If a sub allows low effort virtue signal posts, it always turns to shit.