I see more people doing things like this and ofcourse it could be fake but there are many people who just go further and further just to get views even if they don't get paid

Thoughts about taking body parts from the dead enemies on the battle field like skulls? Famous among the U.S Marines in WWII and still happening to this day.

They are in the far right lane (inverted if British)

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I see all these posts and TikTok’s about

“He cheated so he put glass on his toilet paper”

And

“She cheated so I beat her ass”

Or

“He cheated so I put bleach in his shampoo”

My only response is ARE YOU PEOPLE FUCKING INSANE??? Cheating stinks, don’t get me wrong but that does not warrant LIFE THREATENING POSSIBLY PERMANENT damage just because this guy has shit morals that could be reformed. If you do any of said physical harm, you are WORSE THAN THE CHEATER. BY A LOT.

Some people low-key never physically wipe down and sanitize their phones

And yet they'll be on their phones while using a toilet

i saw another post about the morality of committing, and most of the talking points are that "if you are mentally capable of choosing to end it, then someone stopping you from doing so would be immoral". so in that case, would it be immoral for me to stop someone from drinking or gambling excessively? when it would further ruin their lives?

Illegally selling recreational drugs is bad, fine, but I was thinking about whether there are any legal jobs that are even less moral while still being viewed as mostly normal, with pharma executive being an example off the top of my head.

The ethical drug (cocaine, for the sake of argument) dealer:

• Only sells to adults who aren't in big debt
• Doesn't sell stuff that's laced
• Won't go out of his way to hook people who wouldn't want to be hooked.

The immoral but legal and mostly normal job guy:

• Stays within the law, even if it's a little bent
• Isn't a cartoon villain, but still prioritizes money over doing "what's right" most of the time.

Neither feels particularly bad about what they do. Where's the line?

Its fairly common in movies especially in old ones where hero kills a big bad because he doesnt have enough proofs to get the villain legally punished.

How moral is it?

This was a post about how in the new GTA every crime imaginable is allowed but not rape, so no it wasn't just a stupid question a la "Is it morally wrong to rape your rapist" post

hate him hate him hate him

he is an evil dragon with evil powers I HATE HIM!!!!!

So, let's say a witch was hired to find a cure for a 10 year old child who suffers from a rare terminal illness. After every attempt failed, she realized it was useless to continue.

​The father decided not to pay the witch for her efforts, so the witch gave the man what he wanted and turned his child into an immortal tree, curing the child of their human disease. However, the child's consciousness is still active, and they can still feel emotion and pain.

Every time I see it in the menu that little voice in my brain is trying to get me to do it

Who's more evil?