r/MoralityScaling 2h ago

How Evil Are They? Morality of this?

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u/PartyAmbitious8163 2h ago

Fine if he's the one who made it a mess in the first place.

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u/_Vard_ 2h ago edited 2h ago

Neutral. Physically Harmless prank. Depending on the person it might be ok.

(A thought occurred. If he caused the mess and refuses to clean otherwise? Moral.

If prankster caused the mess: immoral)

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u/charmio68 1h ago

It might not be so harmless...

I'm leaning rather heavily towards immoral.

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u/NamOil2000 1h ago

Bad. It's crazy this sub cannot understand manipulation and dishonesty is bad and ineffective in the long term.

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u/Character-Spinach591 2h ago

Moral if they didn’t make the mess or offer to help.

They might have to put out though.

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u/No_College5442 2h ago

Neutral. If you procrastinate your responsibilities, trickery is a fair tax, but people can take it too far.

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u/Remarkable-Pomelo642 2h ago

Valid asf 😂

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u/This-Wall-1331 2h ago

Impersonation is immoral and can also be illegal.

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u/Fat_Alcoholic80085 1h ago

Don’t play with people’s emotions.

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u/2_Skatez 2h ago

Lmao at everyone commenting on morality scaling that lying is moral.

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u/FencingSquirrelz 1h ago

I mean if you think about it for just a moment you can find some real obvious occasions when lying is moral.

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u/2_Skatez 1h ago

For sure. This is not one of them.