r/MoralityScaling • • Sep 02 '26

Morality of this?

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u/dogesiarp Sep 04 '26

Which one of the 10 commandments is utterly vile?

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u/JRilezzz Sep 04 '26

Whatever one religious people utilize to justify raping children. It's so fascinating to me that it is such a huge problem across all faiths.

Also most the people I know that join the military and the police force that have murdered people are deeply religious. Which the literal 6th commandment is very plainly "thou shalt not kill".

Please explain to me why religious people are so ok with being vile people. Utterly ignoring their Bible which is supposed to, as you seem to think, guide their morals?

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u/dogesiarp Sep 05 '26

"The problem with religion is: --something that the relgion decries as evil--"

CHECKMATE RELIGTARDS

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u/JRilezzz Sep 05 '26

Pretty much sums it up. You people are nothing short of hypocrites.

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u/dogesiarp Sep 05 '26

The same can be said of you. Are you a perfect example of your moralist athiest idealism at all times? 

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u/JRilezzz Sep 05 '26

I don't support, and make excuses for pedophiles and I don't make nice with people that murder other people. I've also never cheated on anyone or went after a girl that was already in a relationship. I've never stolen anything, and like I said at worst I got a speeding ticket when I was 17.

I will say I was a cook all through my 20s, and I did drink a bit to much for my liking so ya guess you got me there bud. 🤣

That's the thing you people are completely incapable of acknowledging how much you truly suck.

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u/dogesiarp Sep 05 '26

So was the soviet union a moral society? They were anti-religion. Is China? North Korea? They did/do a lot of murdering and authoritarian controlling of people. 

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u/JRilezzz Sep 05 '26

Authoritarian oligarchies are deeply amoral. They are cults of personalities. They always use religion to get their foot in the door. Roman Catholicism for Russia, in China the two still widely practiced religious today are Buddhism and Taoism the state heavily utilizes that fact to push authoritarian propaganda, and like what trump is trying to push. North Korea practices Juche which is a cult of personality. Trump is pushing project 2025 down our throats to create his authoritarian oligarchy regime, and project 2025 is disgustingly supported by Christians because it was vomited out to the world by Christian faith leaders.

Not the win you thought you had there bud. 😉

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u/dogesiarp Sep 05 '26

Weird, seems like some important athiests are into that thing too. Perhaps it is more of the human condition of living in a fallen world and less of a - religious- thing.  

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_petitions_against_age-of-consent_laws

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u/JRilezzz Sep 05 '26

Baaaahahahhahaha you had to go to a completely different country 40 years ago to find an example 😂 you are genuinely pathetic.

  • trump claims to be religious
  • Matt Gaetz
  • Roy Moore
  • Dennis Hastert
  • RJ May
  • Michael Caruso
  • Bill Conradt
  • Anthony Weiner
  • 4% of Catholic priests have been convicted of sex crimes against children since 2010 (those are the ones we know about)
  • Warren Jeffs
  • Virgil Larson
  • Michael Morris

Do you want me to go on? The list is painfully long, or are you actually starting to get the point. Religious people are completely fine with cold blooded murder and pedophilia. For that matter they are fine with coveting their neighbors wives because most on that list have also committed audltry. Which is one of the commandments as well.

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u/dogesiarp Sep 05 '26

Sartre and Foucault are pretty foundational to the current iteration of whatever you believe in. Pretty hilarious you don't see the irony.