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But it hardly is of much use in morally ambiguous situations. When a partner of yours (I'd suggest even imagine it's your best friend to make the thing more viv
by qwerty456127 4y ago
But it hardly is of much use in morally ambiguous situations. When a partner of yours (I'd suggest even imagine it's your best friend to make the thing more vivid) is a real criminal inflicting real harm to real innocent people (rather than smoking weed in a wrong state) you have to choose whom to betray. There is no single right solution here. One has to decide for himself. It is just an act of will.
I don't mean he should not have asked, I just share the way I view such a problem.
- mkl 4y agoI think it's very useful in such situations to hear other people's points of view, similar experiences, and so on.