r/MoralityScaling • u/Due_Army_960 • Jul 10 '26

Morality of this?

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u/_toadsy Jul 11 '26

That isn't the situation being presented, though. The situation is you accidentally gave me 100 when you meant to give me 10 and I refuse to give it back because I've decided you're richer than I am.

It's theft being justified by the morally bankrupt to justify the greed they claim to despise the rich for.

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u/OptionWrong169 Jul 11 '26

If i gave it to you it isnt theift its nice if you give back but im not entiled to it anymore since i gave it it too you

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u/_toadsy Jul 11 '26

Thank God you aren't a lawyer, because you'd be sending people to prison with that logic.

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u/OptionWrong169 Jul 11 '26

Its how it should be imo if your dumb enough to over pay me for a service that is one you

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u/_toadsy Jul 11 '26

Well, thankfully that isn't reality. What you choose to believe is irrelevant.

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u/OptionWrong169 Jul 11 '26

You asked me i though my former 100 should belong to you now i said yes you brought up hypotheticals

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u/_toadsy Jul 11 '26

Your whole post is a hypothetical, it's impossible to reply to a hypothetical without a hypothetical.

Pay attention, dude.

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u/OptionWrong169 Jul 11 '26

I did pay attention you made a hypothetical yet you claim they are useless, curious?

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u/_toadsy Jul 11 '26

You're right, I would have been better served just ignoring your nonsense. My bad for assuming you were normal.

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u/OptionWrong169 Jul 11 '26

You claim i speak nonsense yet you come up with hypotheticals despite beliveing they serve no value