Commented Jul 27, 2019 23:10 by anonymous

Your post sounds a bit judgy to me and hey, speak your mind...but I offer that we are all human, and some humans are not given a strong moral upbringing, and while choices do factor into it...and people are usually happier when they are living by a "higher bar" kind of code...(mostly because they avoid such drama and pain...and, if they are spiritual in nature, there is just more harmony, and if they are religious, then they are living in line with their beliefs. THAT SAID...perhaps a better approach would be to gently encourage people to make better choices, when you are given the opportunity to see or hear someone "making a mistake." Some choices are mistakes...but people can learn and change. Bystanders can either help people improve their lives or point a finger of judgement and pass on gossip. We all have choices to make.

Commented Jun 29, 2020 19:42 by anonymous

As far as I know your. It God so your not qualified to decide anything for anyone other then yourself. For until you have journeyed in someone else’s shoes you can’t know why that are the way they are. So do everyone a favor and mind your own business for others problems are not yours or yours to judge.

Commented Jun 29, 2020 20:03 by anonymous

“As far as I know your. It God so your not qualified to decide anything for anyone other then yourself. For until you have journeyed in someone else’s shoes you can’t know why that are the way they are. So do everyone a favor and mind your own business for others problems are not yours or yours to judge. ”

I'll judge anybody I want to fucking judge ...
you got that asshole?

Commented Sep 12, 2020 13:03 by anonymous

A choice you make can be a mistake as well and while some mistakes are worse than others it more comes down to being human and no ones perfect

Commented Apr 9, 2021 19:41 by anonymous

Also, committing murder is nearly always a choice, not a mistake. ("Nearly always" because sometimes people who murder others are forced to do so under pain of death or torture.)

Commented Oct 12, 2021 01:45 by anonymous

“Also, committing murder is nearly always a choice, not a mistake. ("Nearly always" because sometimes people who murder others are forced to do so under pain of death or torture.)”

Murder is the unlawful killing of a person. Self defense is not murder.

Commented Oct 12, 2021 01:49 by anonymous

That's because so called morality is not universal. What's moral to you might not be to another.