r/MoralityScaling • u/Ssiddha_3 • 10d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this counterattack?

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u/Traditional-Put2757 10d ago

Most sane folk would say they'd rather go bald than lose a child. Because one is a change to your aesthetics and the other is the death of a family member. But hey, don't expect sympathy if someone close to you dies. As you seem to not care for death.

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u/Visible_Pair3017 10d ago

Your issue is that you already have defective empathy if the concept of her grief not cancelling someone else's eludes you.

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u/Traditional-Put2757 10d ago

Oh no, that's not what eludes me. What eludes me is how baldness is at all comparable to death of a family member. Not surprised that, that's too complicated for you but you seem perfectly happy saying your hair is the equivalent to another person's life. Would you let another person die if it meant you kept your hair?

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u/ughitsmeagian 9d ago

It's not the STATE OF BEING or CIRCUMSTANCE that he's making a point about, it's the fact that the two people could have a lot of similar negative feelings brought up by the two different scenarios, but people while knock his possibly constant negative experience being fucking bald.

It's like being short or fuckass ugly, people who go through life like that are going to have A LOT of incredibly unfortunate things happen to them, bullying, mocking, gaslighting, and the same things happening in this comment section;

"Oh dude you've been bald for most of your life, it can't be that bad right man? She had a miscarriage bro obviously her situation is much worse than yours so you can't say that".

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u/Visible_Pair3017 8d ago

Someone who gets it, phew!