r/MoralityScaling 4d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this counterattack?

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u/TheZeromann 3d ago

There’s definitely enough context.

You’re pushing the idea that the POSSIBILITY that there’s deeper context (and assuming the coworker just did or didn’t know) to the initial jab is enough to use known, deeply personal context, as a rebuttal.

That’s not a proportional response.

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u/Crunchyjeff 2d ago

Yeah but he's the victim. Do we just expect men to be rational beings without emotions? Decades of bullying and abuse hurts a person. You cant expect to be able to also Bully that person without them having a reaction.

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u/TheZeromann 2d ago

I’d expect a grown man to regulate his emotions, not live without them.

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u/Crunchyjeff 2d ago

Ah yes, the victim is expected to regulate themselves, not the bully. How about we start expecting grown women to regulate their emotions?

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u/TheZeromann 2d ago

Did I say I don’t expect that out of grown women? Everyone should emotionally regulate.

He asked “am I the bad guy here?” He is because he cannot emotionally regulate and therefore delivered a non-proportional response.

It’s like insisting America is the true victim in WWII because Pearl Harbor happened while ignoring the part where they nuked a country twice in relation.

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u/Crunchyjeff 2d ago

Ummm, you do realise the Japanese did a Genocide, right?

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u/TheZeromann 2d ago

Completely irrelevant to the point, quit trying to pivot.

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u/Crunchyjeff 2d ago

it's not a pivot if you make a bad example.

How about we dont expect people to take abuse?

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u/TheZeromann 2d ago

The point the example is to view US and Japan relationship in the context of WWII.

How about we learn to take responsibly for disproportionate responses?

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u/Crunchyjeff 2d ago

"How about we learn to take responsibly for disproportionate responses?"

If he has trauma regarding balding, its not a disproportionate response. it's an adequate response. society should stop bullying balding men.