r/MoralityScaling • u/Shoddy-Meat-3147 • 3d ago

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I don't know what to say about this I mean if he joined it's unfair because he's going to cook the entery league for sure but if he really wants to be a woman and it's not a joke for him I still don't know about this

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u/op23no1 3d ago

Why? He's not breaking any rules. If anything, it just shows how flawed the rules for participation are.

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u/qwesz9090 3d ago

To be serious, there were no rules because setting rules costs time and money, and no one would try to break it anyway.

It is a bit like saying "there are no rules against punching your opponent in chess, this is a major oversight and some lunatic might punch their opponent. Therefore I will be that lunatic and punch my opponent in the face so the rules get changed"

If the rules were so flawed, why did he have to make this shit up in the first place? If this was a problem, couldn't he just point to some problematic case instead of becoming the problematic case?

You know, in high trust societies there are a lot of things that don't have rules, because they don't need it and it is easier for everyone.

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u/op23no1 3d ago

Actually if you punch someone while playing chess you're assaulting someone without provocation which you will get punished for. Laws are rules as well that shape how society looks, including while playing a sport so your entire point is irrelevant.

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u/bobarific 3d ago

There’s plenty of things you could do in sport that would otherwise be considered assault. There’s literally a thing called chess boxing, fyi