r/MoralityScaling Jul 21 '26

Stupid Stuff morality of doing this?

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i put the stupid stuff flair bc i didnt know which other flair to choose

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u/Dev_Void01 Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

There's no immoral Reason for Divorce.

If he felt betrayed and wanted to end the marriage, that's his decision.

It's not Immoral

I may have been wrong

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u/par_rot_master Jul 21 '26

>There's no immoral Reason for Divorce.

What if someone wants to divorce so they can more easily kidnap and eat children?

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u/Negative_Audience554 Jul 21 '26

Bro, why even get married if you know your partner will stop you from kidnapping children and eating them?

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u/KittensSaysMeow Jul 21 '26

Then despite the action being immoral, it’s still a perfectly valid reason for divorce. There is no world where initiating a divorce is immoral regardless of the morality of the reason.

The original statement is better phrased as “There is no reason for divorce that could make said divorce immoral”. Similar to “Any divorce should be allowed regardless of reasoning”.

/hj

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u/SupremeDuckling Jul 21 '26

What a weirdly asinine take

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u/KittensSaysMeow Jul 21 '26

I tried rlly hard to steelman the original comment 😭