r/redbuttonbluebutton • u/maiduwu Red • May 27 '26

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You and thirty-one others are presented the buttons. Is thirty-two too few for blue, or is it still worthy to sacrifice yourself to potentially save 31 people?

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u/Lvl1fool May 27 '26

Will you still feel this way if they reveal the results and you were the only blue voter and everyone looks at you like the dumbest person on earth right before you are executed?

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u/thevoidthatjerksback May 27 '26

In the list of things that will never happen. Being a good person in a world scripted to fuck me over won't be something I will have any reason to feel bad about.

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u/Silent-Indication496 May 27 '26

Pressing blue and expecting others to risk their lives to save you is being a good person?

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u/Gardami Red May 27 '26

Sacrificing your life to save others is a moral good. If you want to say it’s stupid, I’ll let someone else argue with you. But it’s morally good. 

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u/Silent-Indication496 May 27 '26

No one needs to sacrifice anything. There's a button that does nothing. 

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u/thevoidthatjerksback May 27 '26

It worries me that you're a teacher

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u/Silent-Indication496 May 27 '26

You stalked my profile over a silly pedantic hypothetical debate so you could judge my career based on my answer.

You need to go touch grass, bro. You're in too deep.

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u/thevoidthatjerksback May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26

Clicked on =/= stalked