• chuckleslord@lemmy.world
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    Any “I’ll kill this innocent if you don’t give me what I want” moral quandary as well. Your attempt to blackmail me into feeling responsible for your killing of someone is utterly absurd.

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    No, i can be 0.0000001% as bad as you and potentially improve or not endanger the lives of millions.

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    you know this a false argument because there’s no trolley. lol

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    I honestly think forgiveness should be a major column in our movement, but if someone isn’t even trying to do good…

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      I can forgive many things. People should be allowed to make mistakes.

      I also know some people who are not stupid and yet keep doing evil things the moment they have paid back whatever the consequences were of their last bad deed. I really don’t know what to do with this kind of people.

      I think a society must be built on some kind of trust, more so than laws, but it seems impossible when some people just can’t be trusted.

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    If they are ready to reform or are not a threat, forgiveness can be a good option, provided that there are trials and punishments

    But if not in such a scenario, it would be different.
    Obviously, saving millions from being directly harmed by someone is more important.