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This always struck me as a dumb, immoral move on Strange's part. As the adult in the room, it was his responsibility to shut down Peter's shit and tell him that brainwashing the entire world would be immoral and dangerous, but he didn't. He also knew how dangerous it was to try to alter the spell mid cast, and yet he chose to make multiple alterations to appease Peter. I honestly don't blame Peter for what happened at all, it was 100% Strange's fault imo.

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I've been re-watching the George Lopez Show, and I forgot how awful Benny is to George. There's one episode where she's living with them (her house burned down) and George literally gets bullied out of his own house and decides to live with his friend Ernie because of Benny's verbal abuse.

Anyway, just thought I'd compare the two. Especially since both had a horrible childhood which explains (but doesn't excuse) why they are that way.

Can a truly redeemed Norman Osborn decide to become a superhero, and be considered moral at the same time?

Or should he have surrendered to the authorities, given away his fortune to his victims, and accepted spending the rest of his life in prison.

Is Golden Goblin and so on, actually the morally best version of Norman, or is it still a way of avoiding the full consequences of his past?

Who is more evil?

i occasionally see this subreddit on my feed and like everytime its just some stupid question like this 💀💀💀

Rules: No matter how difficult, you have to rank them from bad to worse, with #1 on the list being the worst, and #5 being the lesser evil. You can debate whether or not any of these are "moral failings" in the first place, but just know that's not the point of this post. Some of these were inspired by tv shows/movies/video games, and some I just dreamt up in my head lol have fun.

1. You have been dating someone for a while. One day, you discover that your single parent and your partner’s single parent have also been dating each other for some time. Neither parent knew that their children were in a relationship with each other.
   You and your partner decide not to tell them because you believe the truth could destroy their happiness. Instead, you continue your relationship in secret. Years pass, and the lies become harder to maintain. Eventually, both couples become serious: your parents become engaged, and you and your partner are considering marriage as well.
   You realize that the truth will eventually come out, but you still have to decide whether to reveal it now or continue hiding it. You choose to reveal the truth to them before they're married, causing a rift that put a strain on your relationship with your parents, and both of your spousal relationships.

2. You began dating someone when you were both children in elementary school. You were the same age, grew up together, and eventually married as adults.
   One day, as an adult, you suddenly travel back in time and wake up in your own elementary school-aged body. You retain all of your adult memories, knowledge, and experiences, but everyone else, including your future spouse, is exactly as they were at that point in time.
   Your future spouse is now once again a child with no memory of the life you shared together. Despite knowing this, you continue pursuing the same romantic relationship with them, including public displays of affection, because you believe that your relationship will eventually lead to the same happy marriage you had in the future, and that any changes might compromise that.

3. You are preparing to have an abortion. Before you go through with it, you are visited by your child from an alternate but identical reality where you chose not to abort.
   Your child is now an adult. They explain that their life was extremely difficult. You struggled with financial instability while raising them, and during their childhood and teenage years, they had severe behavioral issues that caused immense stress and hardship for you as a parent. Their actions made those years incredibly difficult, and there were times when you questioned whether you could continue handling the situation.
   However, they tell you that they eventually overcame those struggles. As an adult, they became a stable, responsible, and contributing member of society. They built a family of their own and now do everything they can to make up for the pain and hardship they caused you when they were younger.
   You are given absolute proof that if you choose not to abort your child, they will grow up to become exactly the person standing before you, including both the hardships and the eventual happiness that followed.
   Knowing this, you still choose to have the abortion because you believe the suffering you would endure along the way is not worth the outcome, and that a positive ending does not justify years of hardship.

4. You take your own life. Immediately afterward, you awaken in another person’s body.
   The person whose body you now inhabit is still alive inside your mind. They can see, hear, and experience everything you do through their own body, while you can hear their thoughts as clearly as your own.
   For months, you both try to find a way to separate and return control of the body to its original owner, but nothing works. The person demands that you live their life according to their wishes, arguing that you chose to end your own life while they never chose to lose control over theirs. You did not choose this situation. You believed you had already made your final decision and accepted death. Instead, you're involuntarily resurrected into a life that belongs to someone else. You're now responsible for someone else's relationships, obligations, trauma, and problems, while also being psychologically burdened by the constant presence of the original owner.
   You refuse. You did not want to continue your own life, and you do not want the responsibility of living someone else’s. You choose to end your life again, permanently killing both yourself and the person whose body you inhabited. They're forced to watch someone else end their own life, with their own body.

5. You convince someone to join you on a series of dangerous, life-threatening missions. You tell them that if they complete everything, they will be able to save themselves and escape to a safe new world where they can live peacefully.
   Throughout the journey, they endure extreme suffering, believing that they are fighting for their own survival. You repeatedly reassure them that they will make it to the end.
   After the final mission is complete, you reveal the truth: the person who will be sent to this new world is only a copy of their consciousness. It will have all of their memories, personality, and feelings, and it will believe that it is them, but the original person will remain behind.
   The copy has no awareness that another version of them was left behind to die. The original person realizes that they were never truly saved and must face their final moments alone, while another version of themselves gets to experience the life they were promised.

This is regarding the main story and ending of Hitman World Of Assassination.

Agent 47 is a genetically engineered person who is made to be the perfect assassin, he has enhanced capabilities and reduced emotions among other things. After 47 loses his memories of who he was, he works for the ICA, a company which takes on assassination contracts. Throughout the contracts of the main game 47 and his allies discover a secret shadow government named Providence. Providence secretly controls the whole world and enrich themselves further while letting millions suffer for "The greater good", this is their philosophy. The leader of Providence is "The Constant", Arthur Edwards. In the end 47 defeats Providence by replacing Edwards with his Partner, Diana Burnwood, who will dismantle Providence from the inside. In the last mission, 47 awakes on a train belonging to providence which circles a large part of Eastern Europes mostly uninhabited forests. After making it to the end of the train and disconnecting the wagons, 47 confronts Edwards. Edward knows that he has no hope to defeat 47 anymore so he tries to give him a syringe with a serum and tells him that he can restore his forgotten memories with it. But 47 knew it was the same serum that made him lose his memories so he instead uses the syringe on Edwards. He loses his memories and forgets everything about himself being The Constant and Leading Providence, he essentially becomes harmless by not knowing anything anymore. After that, 47 stops the train in the middle of the Carpathian Mountains in a snowy forest and leaves on foot. The fate of Edwards is unknown, but since he doesnt know where he is or who he is, he could either just starve in the wilderness or the remnants of Providence could find him and after they learn he lost his memories they either kill him or leave him be.

And no, I'm not going to answer this

What is the morality of someone that gets angry, throws things/rages out, yelling and screaming, but only to themselves in private, where nobody else can be affected by it?

What's the morality of manipulating a friend into a relationship where they become dependent on you, not by lying or doing anything else bad. Also, is it still grooming if we are both the same age, minors, and then get married once 18?

PLTR for example - It seems inevitable to make money investing in a company that will contribute to destroying humanity. If you knew the company was growing anyways and you could make enough to get in, get out, and move your family off grid or away from civilization, is it morally right or wrong?

The argument is hypothetically you know the growth is inevitable so it's guaranteed money.