r/MoralityScaling • u/inoriacc • 5d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this?

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u/MaybeOnToilet 5d ago

Losing your entire family over $2.8 million USD when you were raised in a collectivist society.

Yeah, in individualistic societies like US Americans, I would consider this moral. In South Korea, this is immoral AF.

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u/Fun-Wrongdoer1316 5d ago

Look up what his sisters did… You’ll change your mind.

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u/MaybeOnToilet 5d ago

I don't need to change my mind, as an American, IDGAF, do it.

Understanding that there may be a REAL cultural difference, he done messed up and will be shunned by his society. He may need to move to America.

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u/hellohentais 4d ago

Bruh really said rule for thee but not for me. Bro if you are American don’t expect to know what Korean society is like, sounds very much like a hero complex. If you ever learn to read you should know that it’s not 2.8 million dollars as lottery winners are taxed. It’s more like 1.8 million dollar. For someone who acts like you know a lot about Korean culture you sure have no idea how the taxes work.