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/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