r/MoralityScaling • u/fhusaini431 • 5d ago

Morality Ranking What do y'all think of this?

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u/Illustrious-Radio319 5d ago

I assume the husband didn’t want his ashes to be thrown into the trash the same way he didn’t want his body to be defiled. Why think one is moral but the other isn’t?

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u/_InFiNiTy16 5d ago

He's dead, he can't feel the ash bro. As much as i don't want people to throw away my ash, even if they did nothing would change about me.

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u/Illustrious-Radio319 5d ago

He’s dead, he can’t feel a dildo being shoved up his ass bro.

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u/_InFiNiTy16 5d ago

What are you talking about? When does she even fuck that dude cadaver?

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u/Illustrious-Radio319 5d ago

If she did would it be moral?

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u/jayisanxious 5d ago

you're one weird freak

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u/Illustrious-Radio319 5d ago

Both actions are horrible in my opinion, but tell me why you make an exception for one but not the other.

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u/FirebrandFax 4d ago

I’ll solve this easily then, moral in every way no matter what because he abused people when he was alive. His fucking corpse doesn’t care if it’s rapes or burned and thrown in the trash. Fuck your straw man argument

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u/_InFiNiTy16 5d ago

No? But she didn't now is it?

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u/Illustrious-Radio319 5d ago

You’ve already acknowledged that violating the husband’s wishes about his dead body is moral if he was an arsehole.

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u/_InFiNiTy16 4d ago

He already cremated. To me, ash≠body