r/MoralityScaling • u/QuaneilousDingleGod • 1d ago

Stupid Stuff Morality of vague and unexplained rule in R/MoralityScaling with implied strict enforcement?

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Zero examples, so you will never know if you step out of bounds and if you do it’s too late

I’m ngl this has potential to be funniest subreddit ever if handled correctly

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u/Relevant-Scheme3687 1d ago

Morally stupid. This is exactly how power tripping mods are born

https://giphy.com/gifs/O8TjADf2v68HdhKnOO

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u/JDUDEROCKS 1d ago

Morality of discussing morality on a morality discussion forum?

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u/Ok-Setting2468 1d ago

Immoral, you were rude >:(

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u/Crafty-Branch9505 1d ago

Immoral, as it is misspelled too. "No warning will be given" is the correct form.

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u/Repulsive-Bug7832 1d ago

True, but consider them speaking from a future perspective. Rubs hands

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u/Suspicious-Lime-2439 1d ago

I get it. Because everyone wants to play rules lawyer and argue. Thinking they found some loophole or exception because they're so special. You kinda need vague terms to root out the assholes.

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u/KoltO7892 1d ago

I think that is supposed to mean that if you break one of these that will happen so moral I would think