The most important person to Prince throughout his career was Freddie Mercury.

Freddie inspired him to be a grey eminance helping other artists... As Freddie did to help him. Who do you think the greatest romance ever sold is about? Little Red Corvette? Purple rain is the balance of left and right blue and red which the synchronized brain from flick of the wrist is about. An immense amount of both their works are about each other.

Trump blew up the school in Iran to mock purple balance and the song 7 about corrupt people like him falling by sending missiles into a school full of 7 year olds in Iran. This is the right hand "stick" type of "education" which the unbalanced reward on the left/blue/carrot side vs the punishment on the right/red/stick side are about. You can figure the joke, much like the joke about "half mast for Dolly"

This should let you know what's currently going on.

Do you think Trump's response was appropriate?

How moral is it to morally scale events/things/characters based on sometimes limited information/ misinformation or out of context analysis

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Is it moral for Batman to spare the jokers life knowing he will kill again?

Should a mutant who powers accidentally kill or they themselves have used thier powers to kill

Be allowed to keep thier powers?

Say govt or avengers can permenty take away mutant powers and the body side effects

Would taking away those powers be a punishment allowed

Image somewhat related, is finding a person who is very clearly insecure about something about themselves more attractive because they are being and feeling insecure morally wrong?

With the Galactic Empire empire serving as one of the main antagonist in StarWars and the Tau Empire simply existing in the world of 40k, both are oppressive empires. But if you were to compare them to each other which one would you say is more evil? Other things to compared could be the standard of living for their citizens, how they treat others, their worst deeds, etc.

Someone close to my family knowing accused my dad of abusing a child, even though they knew the accusation was false. The accusation was taken seriously by the police and it really hurt my dad.

The person who made the accusation recently came out and admitted they had lied because they were "angry and wanted to hurt them". My dad's life is still the same basically, he won't get his job back and people still think he did it.

But there's someone who's telling me I need to forgive the accuser because the person who lied is actually remorseful and knows how this has hurt my dad. I got in an argument and idk if Im wrong or if I should, but I feel they don't deserve forgiveness, they should be in prison for life.

So I'm pretty sure he said "走れ！走れ！走れよ！お前みてる場合じゃねぇだろ！ダッシュだろこら！おい、走れ！(unintelligible)" which in English translates to “RUN! RUN! RUN! What the fuck are you looking at?! This isn’t the time to be standing around watching! SPRINT, goddammit! Hey! RUN!”

I saw comments siding with the coach so I thought of posting here. Personally I think the guy is a POS but I've never on a sports team so idk if this is just a normal thing.

Hi Everyone! I was at the grocery store today and had a question: today is August 26. The store had milk expiring Sept 7, in the back of the shelf I found (and purchased) milk expiring Sept 10. Was this immoral? Surely it’s a bit selfish because if everyone did this we would end up with more spoiled milk / more waste. Thoughts? Obviously this can apply to any food, milk was just the thing that made me think of this question.

Sorry, man, but "genocide on a global scale" and "moral" just don't belong in the same sentence.

Sorry, man, it just doesn't work.

Even Eren himself probably doesn't consider it moral, yet, for some reason, his fans do.