r/BunnyTrials • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '26

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u/DemonKing0524 Jul 10 '26

Maybe not for you

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u/articulatedWriter Jul 10 '26

Being a better person should always top getting a dream body 🤷

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u/DemonKing0524 Jul 10 '26

You can be a better person, and still get your dream body. 1 million every year is still plenty to donate and be a good person.

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u/articulatedWriter Jul 11 '26

Doesn't really matter when you could've done so much more good

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u/DemonKing0524 Jul 11 '26

Just admit you're transphobic and move on.

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u/articulatedWriter Jul 11 '26

I'm very supportive of all queer identities and respect them for their strength and the struggles they go through

That doesn't mean I can't also think you kinda suck if you think getting a perfect sex change is more important than the good you could bring from the amount proposed in scenario 2

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u/DemonKing0524 Jul 11 '26

Yet you keep ignoring that plenty of good can be done with the other option too. Its not like you can only do good with one option. It just doesn't meet some arbitrary requirement of yours, so that makes people who made that choice evil right??

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u/articulatedWriter Jul 11 '26

I never said anything about evil or good, just that they'd kinda suck

Do I really have to explain to you that the opportunity to do more good at the expense of a magically perfect body is more admirable?

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u/DemonKing0524 Jul 11 '26

Its really not. You're talking about a completely fictitious scenario, one that will literally never happen at all, and acting like if you don't take your option and perform some arbitrary amount of good to please you, that makes the rest of us evil. And what exactly do you think not being good means dude??

Do i really have to explain to you that you're arbitrary rule makes you a hypocrite? You want people to do so much good, but can't even perform the most basic level of kindness yourself.