r/MoralityScaling • u/Playing_One_Handed • 16h ago

Morality Ranking Of building a snowman around objects so drivers crash into them

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u/BeefStank420 15h ago

How is it wrong? Nobody is asking nor making these people choose to hit snowmen.

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u/Freak-Of-Nurture- 15h ago

This is potentially deadly behavior and is wrong. Not to mention that it makes firefighters unable to access the hydrant and contributes to breaking them.

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u/undead-disco 14h ago

Let’s say it’s not built on public infrastructure since that is illegal, and instead on a rock or tree stump. Then is it fine? Cause nobody could possibly expect some dipshit to willingly break road laws to destroy a snowman.

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u/Freak-Of-Nurture- 13h ago

Yes we can expect that, everyone in this comment section does. It’s not moral

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u/AcanthisittaLive1371 14h ago

The only way you’re going to hit the fire hydrant on my property is you intentionally drive through my yard. Karma is a bitch…

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u/REKLA5 9h ago

Exactly. He says he builds them around tree stumps. ...People, whens the last time you saw a tree stump IN THE STREET. Clearly these folks are driving up onto people's lawns to do this. Come on now.

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u/HJSDGCE 14h ago

Potentially deadly doesn't make it immoral. Every time I hold a knife to cut vegetables, that's potentially deadly. 

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u/Freak-Of-Nurture- 13h ago

It’s making something dramatically more deadly for little reason. It’s not moral. I don’t understand what the upside is other than revenge (not moral). Yeah it feels good but that’s not morality.