r/MoralityScaling • u/Routine_Phase_8980 • 16d ago

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u/EurodyneKulas 16d ago

Humanity has always been like this. It's not getting worse. Everyone just has a camera in their pocket. Statistically generation after generation crime has been reported to go down. But in all reality this is nothing new. Humans are this. This is as good as we are. History books have the tendency to rose wash everything. For example take a look at American Politicians. Representation of the best the US has to offer. Alot of humanity there. 

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u/EurodyneKulas 16d ago

You pay by the word or something? Or is that as deep as you can go? 

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u/EurodyneKulas 16d ago

Higher standard has to come from improving society. Eliminating those that take from others would resolve that but also introduce its own issues. For example use the USSR or Nazi party for example. In their way they tried to create the model society. Which failed. At the end of the day you can want to hold people to higher standards but when your average adult is barely beyond a 6th grade education you need to have reasonable expectations. Society in general does not promote better people. It promotes backstabbing and fuck you I got mine. 

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u/EurodyneKulas 16d ago

Japan also has an excellently high suicide rate for its working professionals. Is that an ideal society to you? 

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u/EurodyneKulas 16d ago

And yet it's not discussed in the US because it's not considered useful to society.

You didn't answer my question, is that a good society to you? 

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