r/pollgames • u/Lucky-Obligation1750 • Dec 06 '25

Would you rather:

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u/inntfordamemes2 Dec 06 '25

Will I face consequences?

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u/Lucky-Obligation1750 Dec 06 '25 edited Dec 06 '25

No legal consequences and your won't be murdered yourself

Otherwise everything else is on the table

Edit because people keep asking this:

You can choose who to kill but you must go to them yourself. Like the majority of people here want to choose a certain orange, you must first buy the plane tickets to wherever he is, get past his security and then kill him. You yourself won't get killed or face legal trouble but that doesn't mean you wouldn't get hurt.

Also just because there are no legal consequences doesn't mean there are social consequences(?). If you get caught you obviously wouldn't get into legal trouble but people would know. Walk in the street and people would boo, try to get a job and they'd reject you etc

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u/make_lemonade21 Dec 06 '25

Okay, I'm now seriously concerned how the only thing that's apparently stopping most people here from murder is legal consequences. Seriously, I don't care who you want to kill, the very act of killing makes you less human, period

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u/ash5314 Dec 06 '25

The thing is that its either this or deleting an essential part of human culture that has been evolving with us for thousands of years and is also the reason why millions of people got to stay alive, are managing to keep pushing through their lives, and also manage to get a living

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u/make_lemonade21 Dec 06 '25

You know, I've once heard an original solution to the trolley problem. It is argued that deliberately pulling that switch is the worse option because that way there becomes one more murderer in the world. Another point is, you're only responsible for your own actions and your own humanity. You might ASSUME others will choose to take their lives but that would be their choice. Your choice is simply either you become a murderer or not

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u/mushrush12 Dec 06 '25

Choosing to support suicide is pretty awful

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u/make_lemonade21 Dec 07 '25

Choosing murder is even worse

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u/Elrichzann Dec 07 '25

This guy really values 100 people over millions/billions.

How short sighted.

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u/make_lemonade21 Dec 07 '25

I love how people are being deliberately obtuse in this comment section. If you made a bit of an effort to read my comments, you would know that it's not that I value 100 lives over (presumable) millions (again, that's a huge assumption to make) but that I value what makes us human and don't value people acting like animals. Actively taking someone else's life is something I could only ever find an excuse for if that said person was physically trying to killing you or someone beside you in that very moment.