its a moral thing
lying just because you dont get caught when the other person despises lies is kinda mean
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A) no
B) yes (but Carl told it nobody, so there is no way I would know about it)
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Moral philosophy question:
Imagine youâre hosting a mafia game and you ask for criticism on your hosting decisions. Is it morally wrong for somebody to criticise them?
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no, but itâs quite unempathetic
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noone was harmed
it wouldnt have bothered me
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Would You Eat Your Cat?
Scenario 2: A Cat Snack
Betty Slocombeâs cat was killed in a tragic accident with an out of control lawnmower. She had heard that cat meat was jolly tasty, so she cut up her cat, cooked it, and ate it for dinner. To date, she has never regretted her culinary experiment and she claims not to have suffered any harm as a result of cooking and eating Fopsy.
a) Has anybody been harmed by the fact that Betty Slocombe ate her cat?
Yes
No
b) Would it bother you or disgust you to watch somebody eating their pet cat as an evening meal?
Yes
No
Never! I love criticism it helps me become more competent
no and yes
emotions are not logical + it kinda shows a sense of disloyalty that is uncomfortable to think about / be around even if it wasnât morally wrong
what the fuck
iâm a âyou can do whatever you want with yourself but donât let me know about it or make me watchâ truther
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No and no
A) Yes, the cat
B) No, itâs her business
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like the answer is no
no one was harmed
but what the fuck
IâM HARMED FROM HEARONG ABOUT THIS
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no and maybe
Iâm not a pet person so I shouldnât try to answer that
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See I feel the same way but it seems people disagree. And ask for criticism evem though they donât want it
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the preog questions were a good idea im disgusted
the cat was clearly harmed
no
the second question is different than the premise. someone casually eating a cat would bother me, not disgust me though. i wouldnt judge them if they ate it if it died in an accident and had no other food
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