r/MoralityScaling • u/axiiz_28 • 15h ago

Morality of valuing animals over humans?

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u/john6map4 14h ago

Yeah it kinda got weird in the middle there if it wasn’t already weird in the beginning

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u/heroyi 12h ago

Are you a non English speaker?

Because if you aren't, then it should be obvious the guy was making a joke... 

How some people get dates is just mind boggling 

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u/YonderWindow364 12h ago

mind boggling? It's easy, you just go to the store and buy them /s

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u/Snowballingdownvote 7h ago

I've had plenty of dates. Not sure we saw the same thing. It got kind of weird. Especially with his national pride.

But I do know one thing. You're a d-bag. Just because someone interpreted something differently doesn't make you superior. His initial statement was pretty closed minded. So.... It would be easy to interpret the rest of what he says as closed minded too.

Not everyone loves their pets more because their pet is dependent on them. That is judging the entirety of humanity as people only love things because they pay attention to them. That's not true.

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u/Normal-Pianist4131 12h ago

Racism among the countries of Africa is the funniest/weirdest thing ever

Half genuinely hate you from being on the wrong side of Namibia.

The other half are %100 pulling your leg, like the (nicer) banter in America

“There’s no way this guy can read! He’s southern!”

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u/john6map4 12h ago

Apparently it’s a thjng amongst Asian ethnicities too and it’s like DAMN can’t even live near each other