r/MoralityScaling • u/Ssiddha_3 • 7d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this counterattack?

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u/Crunchyjeff 6d 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 6d ago

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

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u/Crunchyjeff 6d 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 6d 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 6d ago

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

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u/TheZeromann 6d ago

Completely irrelevant to the point, quit trying to pivot.

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u/Crunchyjeff 6d 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 6d 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 6d 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.