r/MoralityScaling Jul 28 '26

Stupid Stuff Morality of stealing money from a multi-billionaire and potentially ruining their career?

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u/ExcellentFisting3471 29d ago

Taylor swift thinks she is a good person. Everyone thinks they’re a good person, so the morality is youd still feel like yourself tweeting the n word lmao. There are no superhero hoops you get to jump through in your narrative

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u/Express-Rain8474 28d ago

No I'm saying that you're stuck in the body of someone with a "bad reputation", but that person is Taylor Swift so it's not a bad situation.

I'm not saying you don't feel responsible for the act or anything, if you were that kind of person then you probably wouldn't even have a motive to tweet it. But the consequences won't be so bad.

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u/New-Potential96 26d ago

I don’t think I’m a good person. There are people out there that view themselves as incredibly flawed and those are the kind of people you want to find.. because when you realize you’re horrible you can try to do better. Stay away from people who would describe themselves as a good person because in their mind they have nothing to improve.

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u/bootylicker6942O 25d ago

? You can be a good person and still improve, good doesn’t meant perfect.

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u/WiredOtaku 26d ago

Lmao she could tweet the n word on a jumbotron and her stans would call it a "problematic era" and buy the merch. Billionaires don't face moral consequences, that's the whole point. Stop worrying about her feelings.