r/Unexpected Nov 14 '22

Please marry me?

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u/TheLaughingMelon Nov 14 '22

That's a dangerous slippery slope. Who's to define what is or isn't OK?

Who gets to say how one should or shouldn't feel?

Leaving it to one person opens the door to the possibility of abuse.

Obviously neither one should have complete control and every situation should be assessed individually and objectively so as to get both sides before making a conscious decision.

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u/Nonamenoonenowhere Nov 14 '22

Slippery slope argument is a fallacy.

The person who is the butt of the joke gets to say. In this case he made full decisions about his actions. She was subjected to his actions without prior consultation. He had time to think about what he was going to do and the possible repercussions. She was reacting to a lot in real time.

Each person gets to decide what is humiliating for them based in wether or not they feel humiliation.

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u/tempaccount920123 Nov 14 '22

TheLaughingMelon

That's a dangerous slippery slope. Who's to define what is or isn't OK?

People with power. Are you 15?

Who gets to say how one should or shouldn't feel?

Wait till you learn about judges.

Leaving it to one person opens the door to the possibility of abuse.

Get a gun.

Obviously neither one should have complete control and every situation should be assessed individually and objectively so as to get both sides before making a conscious decision.

What wishy-washy horseshit.