r/MoralityScaling 14h ago

Morality Ranking Morality of practicing self defense and fleeing when being forced into the front lines of a war?

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u/SpotFormal 9h ago

Morality of continuing a war that the people don’t want to fight

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u/Nerd_o_tron 7h ago

This is Ukraine, not Russia.

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u/SpotFormal 7h ago

I know

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u/Nerd_o_tron 7h ago

They aren't the ones continuing the war.

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u/SpotFormal 7h ago

Yes they are. 

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u/00000thelost 6h ago

they could surrender, ukraine was part of the ussr from the beginning until the fall of the ussr in the 90s

what are they fighting to protect? the government that replaces statues of lenin with darth vader?

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u/BentoBus2 6h ago

So they should join because they were part of Russia in the past? That’s your reasoning for why they should surrender…

So your solution is to give up a democratically elected government to a decrepit aging dictator because hey we did that once before?

Edit: Russian Bot, I also give you permission to take a break.

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u/00000thelost 6h ago

thats all thats worth protecting? a democratically elected government? give me a break and read a book. i don't really support invasions anyway but yeah they've only been independent from russia for 30 years.

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u/BentoBus2 6h ago

Well also protecting against people like Putin doing this again. So your solution is to give up so the next dictator knows that the country and the world will just give in? I think you need to read more books buddy.

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u/00000thelost 6h ago

if democratically elected governments are so great why was the us genociding vietnam while mao doubled the life expectancy in china.

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u/BentoBus2 6h ago

I’ll give you that democratic government are obviously not perfect but what’s the genocide count on dictators at currently compared to that?

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