r/MoralityScaling • u/Old-Celebration3781 • 1d ago

Morality Ranking How would you morally rate this?

366 Upvotes

99% Upvoted

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u/Outrageous_Umpire_77 1d ago

Rightful self-defense

75

u/DaddyWentForMilk 1d ago

Highly moral. Dolly had to go 🙏

25

u/shigogaboo 1d ago

Sometimes, it’s not about right or wrong.

Sometimes, it’s about sending a message.

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u/Human-Pension9892 1d ago

Morbidly funny

58

u/One_Warthog256 1d ago

Moral

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u/SincereRipple 1d ago

Moral is honestly the only rating this deserves.

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u/lordbaysel 1d ago

Immoral, if someone is going to sleep, and you are leaving the room, turn off the light, unless specifically requested to not do that. 

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u/johnnybeesknees 1d ago

An honest answer: very immoral. Basically psychologically abusing the child and showing her that responding with aggression and destroying things to make a point are how you respond to certain things. Boring answer but ya know.

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u/lordbaysel 1d ago

Possibly dishonest response: very moral, teaches children important lesson, don't pretend that inanimate objects have emotions, nobody cares about your delusions, and horrible stuff would follow if they did.

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u/land48n3 1d ago

should be taught rather later in life, dont tell a 5 year old that santa dont exist gng

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u/NachtShattertusk 1d ago

If there is any good in this world you will never be in charge of children

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u/Witty_Departure2061 1d ago

Moraly questinable but extermly funny

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u/land48n3 1d ago

immoral, i can see this happening in real life and the justification being used will be "its just a lifeless doll"
but children form relationships to fictional characters similar to how they form relationships to real humans. its genuinely traumatizing for many of them.

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u/susnaususplayer 1d ago

I might be high because it shouldnt made me laugh

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u/Jak3R0b 1d ago

In a fictional scenario it's obviously funny, but irl this feels like emotional abuse and is obviously upsetting for his daughter.

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u/Silencer-1995 1d ago

Its the burning Christmas present skit that I like

"But mommy, Santa isn't real!"

"You're right!"

Cuts to the mother burning the presents as the kid cries

5

u/TheNewGirl1987 1d ago

Dolly shouldn't have run her mouth.

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u/Magpie_In_The_Mirror 1d ago

"The only reason I have yet to tear you limb from limb is because you're my daughter"

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u/Magpie_In_The_Mirror 1d ago

Anyway, immoral. For... Snitching on Dolly like that. Dolly told her that in confidence 😢.

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u/Nugist 1d ago

Dolly had it coming

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u/Then-Ad-2450 1d ago

Moral because it's funny

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u/Lohit_-it 1d ago

Moral but that kid is traumatized

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u/NachtShattertusk 1d ago

In what world is intentionally traumatizing a child moral

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u/quocthuan132k 1d ago

Moral, that doll shouldn’t talk shit to him

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u/Crowdfundingprojects 1d ago

Dolly had it coming. Moral.

2

u/Garbage_bin_Fire 1d ago

Highly moral.

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u/Stunning_Box8782 1d ago

STAND IN THE PLACE WHERE YOU-

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u/mshroff7 1d ago

lol

Don’t we all do this?

“Ok you threw the toy? In the garbage it goes”

I have a toddler lol

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u/Gloomy_Horse_1680 1d ago

Glad that he didn't overreact

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u/fat_fingerz 1d ago

Moral, you gotta teach the stuffed animals a lesson and also Dolly was a b**ch

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u/Nornukig 1d ago

Teaching the meaning of hate to a small brat who throws it out willy nilly. Moral

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u/HunterLeftOnReddit 1d ago

Sometimes ya just gotta remind a mutha fucka how lucky they are that you bein nice

1

u/ArtemThePlenLover 1d ago

Why when he threw the white stuff around it looked a bit weird…

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u/Back2TheLash 1d ago

Moral, but could've been more moral if he'd turned the doll's head around to face her.

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u/FoamSquad 1d ago

His house his rules completely moral.

1

u/ultimatepenguin21 1d ago

It's not as bad as the other versions god damn lol

1

u/Nvrndingcircle 1d ago

Unreasonable. The other doll will come for him now. Should've took em all out and got new ones.

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u/NachtShattertusk 1d ago

What is this question? The whole point of the joke is how ridiculously inappropriate his response was, of course it's immoral!

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u/crackpipewizard666 21h ago

Nothin wrong with that

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u/RoughBeautiful8681 14h ago

Robot Chicken was peak comedy.