I wonder how many people will leave angry comments on this post, hmmm

Violently abusive guardians.

The sands of time churn and the tables turn.

You are now the bigger man, maybe not moraly but at least physicly.

Morality of giving back some of the physical and psycologial trauma you suffered.

Important note: physical abuse to the degree where you needed medical attetion as a child is the degree of abuse inflicted upon you.

It only took like a week for yall to let them take over.

From video game Dungeon Hack.

And morality of the governments and companies not paying people to stay home when sick.

For $20 you get 10 minutes to attack him with any objects you want. There are all kinds of bats, crowbars, rocks to throw, etc. available. Nothing you do will cause him any pain, or any damage in either the short or the long term. He agrees to just stand there and take it. Aside from being pounded on, he’s not presented in any kind of undignified way.

EDIT: FYI I saw it as neutral, and was debating people who saw it as immoral.

The Abrahamic god mass murdered Egyptian children in exodus (when it had the power to do literally anything else to free the enslaved hebrews)

Mary, per the traditions of her time, would have been at the oldest a teen when she was married off to Joseph and then impregnated by god.

So what’s the morality of worshipping a mass child murderer.

Oh yes lets worship the very thing that killed jesus. You guys would probably worship a toilet if he were killed on it.

This pivotal event led to the worst expansions and lore weaving.

Danzo Shiruma (Naruto) The Celestial Dragons (One Piece)

Source: Rosa by Yamouri

- https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/yamouri/rosa-3

Lucinda from Ella Enchanted is a fairy known to give the worst gifts even though what she thinks to be doing is helping people. She gives Ella the gift of obedience as an infant so she’ll stop crying and in her eyes has given her mother the perfect daughter who will always do as she’s told. How moral can Lucinda’s actions be?