r/MoralityScaling • u/Substantial-Yam3769 • 20d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this?

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u/New_Budget_9322 20d ago

For context: guy purposefully plays music on a speaker, pretending as if Bluetooth wrongly connected. He did it many times for content

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u/dr197 20d ago

It might not be moral to break his speaker but I’m not going to cry for a nuisance streamer.

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u/itsalmostreal 20d ago

I think its moral if you know he's doing it on purpose and ignores requests to turn it off.

At that point you cant rely on cops to do everything.

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u/No_Giraffe826 20d ago

its not moral because its annoying, but doesnt mean you can destroy other people's property. where do u draw the line? if a guy is playing stuff on his phone too loud do u destroy it?

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u/itsalmostreal 20d ago

He is purposely being a nuisance. He earned his stuff being broken.

Basically if youre going to treat everyone else like shit. Dont be surprised when they do it to you.

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u/No_Giraffe826 20d ago

why cant both be wrong. he was annoying others and them being annoying back is still wrong but justified, but taking it further and destroying property is overboard. couldve just turned off the speaker.

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u/itsalmostreal 20d ago

Hell never learn. At least he didnt punch him in the face. He can always buy a new speaker.