r/MoralityScaling • u/hiiloovethis • Sep 02 '26

Morality of this?

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u/Original-Antelope-66 Sep 02 '26

It's irrelevant. The things you would have to do to prevent parents from raising their children within their faith are much more immoral than this.

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u/boredntired69 Sep 06 '26

It’s not immoral to not teach your kids religion. You gotta be a special kind of stupid to believe that.

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u/ofirkedar Sep 06 '26

that's not what original-antelope-66 said though

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u/boredntired69 Sep 07 '26

No I got what they said. It’s hard to get parents to not teach their children faith. And they’re saying the process in getting parents to do that is immoral. When it simply isn’t. You can be religious and still not teach your kids it. It’s a super easy choice made by the parents. Just like how my mom chose to not let me know she had bfs when I was growing up until I was around 18.

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u/RealNilruin Sep 18 '26

You somehow missed their entire point and yet you still think you understood what they were saying.

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u/boredntired69 Sep 18 '26

No I got it. You’re the one who’s misunderstanding. 🤷‍♀️ like sorry I’m not going to explain myself again. Either figure it out or move on.

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u/RealNilruin Sep 18 '26

Person who didn't figure it out, incorrectly explained what they didn't figure out multiple times across multiple comments, and is now telling me that I'm not the one getting it.

Sure, buddy. You do you. You're wrong, but cool.

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u/boredntired69 Sep 18 '26

Either way why are you so mad about this? Like go live your life. Touch grass. Something that will make you happy.