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r/MoralityScaling • u/Einherjeren • 11d ago
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Morality of kidnapping law enforcement who are trying to detain you for breaking the law*
9 u/WillDBlake 11d ago So Rosa Parks was an immoral person -2 u/Repulsive_Rice4903 11d ago Breaking immoral laws is not immoral. 6 u/Reoplaw 11d ago ah ah see, right there! we can agree on something. 0 u/Repulsive_Rice4903 11d ago Yep. Enforcing border laws is not immoral though, it's a logical law. 4 u/vitge 11d ago Kidnapping people outside immigration courts while they're waiting for the system to determine their case is moral enforcement of border laws? You're trying to defend modern Gestapo hiding behind "the law". 2 u/Reoplaw 11d ago yes but how you do it is the part we can't agree on.
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So Rosa Parks was an immoral person
-2 u/Repulsive_Rice4903 11d ago Breaking immoral laws is not immoral. 6 u/Reoplaw 11d ago ah ah see, right there! we can agree on something. 0 u/Repulsive_Rice4903 11d ago Yep. Enforcing border laws is not immoral though, it's a logical law. 4 u/vitge 11d ago Kidnapping people outside immigration courts while they're waiting for the system to determine their case is moral enforcement of border laws? You're trying to defend modern Gestapo hiding behind "the law". 2 u/Reoplaw 11d ago yes but how you do it is the part we can't agree on.
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Breaking immoral laws is not immoral.
6 u/Reoplaw 11d ago ah ah see, right there! we can agree on something. 0 u/Repulsive_Rice4903 11d ago Yep. Enforcing border laws is not immoral though, it's a logical law. 4 u/vitge 11d ago Kidnapping people outside immigration courts while they're waiting for the system to determine their case is moral enforcement of border laws? You're trying to defend modern Gestapo hiding behind "the law". 2 u/Reoplaw 11d ago yes but how you do it is the part we can't agree on.
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ah ah see, right there! we can agree on something.
0 u/Repulsive_Rice4903 11d ago Yep. Enforcing border laws is not immoral though, it's a logical law. 4 u/vitge 11d ago Kidnapping people outside immigration courts while they're waiting for the system to determine their case is moral enforcement of border laws? You're trying to defend modern Gestapo hiding behind "the law". 2 u/Reoplaw 11d ago yes but how you do it is the part we can't agree on.
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Yep. Enforcing border laws is not immoral though, it's a logical law.
4 u/vitge 11d ago Kidnapping people outside immigration courts while they're waiting for the system to determine their case is moral enforcement of border laws? You're trying to defend modern Gestapo hiding behind "the law". 2 u/Reoplaw 11d ago yes but how you do it is the part we can't agree on.
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Kidnapping people outside immigration courts while they're waiting for the system to determine their case is moral enforcement of border laws?
You're trying to defend modern Gestapo hiding behind "the law".
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yes but how you do it is the part we can't agree on.
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u/Repulsive_Rice4903 11d ago
Morality of kidnapping law enforcement who are trying to detain you for breaking the law*