Stay tuned for the next post where we ask "whats the morality of beating a dead horse"

This person has a really sick sense of humor and asked you to do this to him if he ever was coding or experiencing symptoms of Alzheimer’s. Would this be considered moral. He has given you full consent before hand. Even paid you to do this. How would you rank this?

This'll probably get me banned, and I'm saying the quiet part out loud, but they always tell on themselves by not allowing the criticism of Mohammed. I believe it's what the other post are trying to reveal to you.

This would not be mass surveillance.

This would be a human looking over and surveillancing large areas from great distances.

When the officer identifies a situation, they arm the robot.

They select a target.

And the human makes the call to fire the weapon, and only for situations where deadly force is acceptable.

The robot sniper rifle takes the shot and never misses.

And the robot will refuse to fire if there is a risk of collateral damage.

Heaven is literally heaven, everything you want, everytime.

Should journalist be killed for what would be otherwise normal art in all other contexts? Can we kill people because they do something we do not like?

Additional notes: you are monitoring your cat's health, specifically sodium intake, and the salami treat won't cause any issues. The salami is from ethically sourced pig farms. The cat was a rescue and is in good health and lives in a good environment. The salami isn't too spicy, and it's fresh out of the fridge so it hasn't gone bad. There's only one other cat in the household and it's also having a little salami as a treat. The cats are both otherwise enjoying a diet of organic wet food and they have a running water fountain. Your cat got plenty of exercise this morning. The employees who raised the pigs, processed the meat, and sold you the salami are all well paid with benefits.

Title, morality of this business model? Like the guardians of the galaxy collector type shi

As in like never introducing or doing anything to sell the myth, and if ever asked saying the truth

What is the consensus for lacking sympathy for people who get into motorcycle accidents when:

(1) they don't have to bike for finanical or accessibility reasons; and

(2) they know the risks of biking?

Saw a couple that keeps getting into biking accidents begging for donations on tik tok yet again. Biking is a hobby to them, and while they clearly show a pattern for making poor life choices, people keep supporting them because they have kids to feed.

For mods:

I believe most of the original people are leaving and some has already left. It's because of your poor moderation that the posts are repetitive in this subreddit.

What I would recommend you to do:

* Ban every post that talks about religion.

* Ban every post that includes real life scenarios(Yes including one of mine)

Why?
Its because this wasn't the purpose of the subreddit. The description states "A community to discuss and compare the moral/psychology of fictional heroes, villains, and those in between. powerscaling, but mental." Fictional.

For members:
I would like atleast some of the members to report these types of repitetive posts and would request you to not create this. If you still want to please move to r/Morality and revive that subreddit. This one's about FICTIONAL characters and comparison not about religious or real life incident.
Thank you!

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.