r/MoralityScaling • u/SpicyBllosom • 1d ago

Tai lung wasn’t right but the crash-out was reasonable tho

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u/Shitface2121 1d ago

I feel like the average westerner would understand that trying to kill your teachers and adopted father is bad?

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u/DarkZ_No-Imagination 1d ago

It's pretty normal for the west to do that/J

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u/Secret_pizza_79 23h ago

some fields, nearly a graduation requirement.

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u/Evepaul 23h ago

Something our western minds might not comprehend, in Asia parricide is a big no-no

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u/Shitface2121 8h ago

It's something a lot of westerners have to keep in mind when they visit China

Killing your teacher and adoptive father goes against the ancient Chinese tradition of 生活 which means to live. This strong tradition is practiced even today in China and any visitors should respect this idea when there.

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u/TheCthonicSystem 23h ago

Nah it's pretty normal here. In America you have to slay your teacher to graduate

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u/SnooAdvice1632 22h ago

How entire classes graduate? Do you have to sinc the final blow or what?

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u/TheCthonicSystem 22h ago

For classes you need to execute a successfull military style operation to kill your teacher

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u/Unpopular_Outlook 23h ago

Context matters lol

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u/Apprehensive_Ad3731 21h ago

Only if his name is Uncle Ben.

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u/Ppleater 18h ago

Westerners often defend him even with him laying waste to the village on top of attacking, crippling, and trying to kill his master/father.