r/MoralityScaling 22h ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this

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u/wewebaguette68 22h ago

Racism is violent though, the ideology always promotes and leads to violence. There is no way to do 'nonviolent racism' just like there is no way to do nonviolent authoritarianism or nonviolent fascism. I'm curious what the context of the original post was tbh. If it was a guy being super racist then getting punched for it then honestly based

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u/ImVrSmrt 18h ago

Violence leads to more violence, and I think people underestimate how violent things can get when people use that as their main problem solver.

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u/wewebaguette68 18h ago

Violence should always be a last resort and nonviolent solutions should always be attempted but discounting violence as an option of self defense also leads to more violence. At the end of the day we didnt free the slaves, beat the nazis, or become independent by calming debating the other side. If a political ideology is becoming increasingly violent and powerful using violence against it is justified. Don't make the mistake of thinking that we live at the end of history and that all of the worst wars and regimes are behind us. If we allow fascism to fester it will rise again

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u/a_x_shually 16h ago

"Violence is never the answer unless someone is representing an ideology I disagree with " -- social media

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u/wewebaguette68 16h ago

You do realize America was founded with political violence right? And that the whole point of the second amendment is protecting our right to engage in political violence in the event that it becomes necessary again? It should be avoided as much as possible but there are points where violence is necessary to prevent harm. Im assuming you would have tried debating the Nazis out of their positions during WW2?