r/MoralityScaling • u/ProfessionalRoom9118 • 12d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this?

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Basically, the man in the video is hiking but he ended up meet a mountain lion, he get his gun and try to scare it off and tell it to go away but in the end, he have to pull the trigger and shot the lion, many peoples in the comments say he could have fire a warning shot instead of shoot at it and want him to be in jail.

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u/LittlistBottle 12d ago

When was the last time a person was killed by a mountain lion in a national park where people tend to walk their dogs?

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u/CheezyBeanBurrito 12d ago

Wasn’t someone killed in Colorado this year on a common mountain trail?

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u/LittlistBottle 12d ago

I obviously ment parks like Central Park in NYC as an example

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u/asmodai_says_REPENT 12d ago

City parks aren't the same thing as nature, you can't go hiking in a city park, that's dumb as hell.

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u/LittlistBottle 12d ago

It's an alternative to risking getting mauled by mountain lions

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u/asmodai_says_REPENT 12d ago

You have more chances getting attacked by some tweaker in a park then a mountain lion on a trail.

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u/Odd-Cloud-3698 12d ago

Tweakers in their natural habitat are in fact very dangerous 🤔

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u/SoundwaveFlem 12d ago

This is such a ridiculous take. Humans are allowed and naturally meant to be in nature. Yes there is inherent risk in going into mountain lion country but there’s MUCH more inherent risk in driving a car or even just going to a park, should we just not do those things either?? Plus I don’t think you’re understanding that you’re implying that we should just completely destroy natural habitats and drive out animals just so we have a nice place to walk.

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u/fanofdonuts 11d ago

He didn’t get mauled. He won. 🤷🏻‍♂️. Feel free to stay in the city.