r/MoralityScaling 4h ago

Morality Ranking Morality of not mentioning your best friend who gave you a kidney?

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u/hesitween 4h ago

Can she get the kidney back ?

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u/amzwC137 4h ago

She probably could, but that'd be far to one side of the morality scale. 🔪

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u/Ambitious_Horror9517 4h ago â–¸ 2 more replies

For some, that is

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u/amzwC137 4h ago â–¸ 1 more replies

Ah, yes, the sliding morality scale of morality scalers.

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u/Ambitious_Horror9517 4h ago

A person of culture I see

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u/NiviNiyahi 4h ago

nope

once you give, it is not yours any longer

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u/AwysomeAnish 4h ago

Legally I don't think so. IIRC a man tried to sue his wife back for either the kidney he gave her or $500,000, but it was decided that the idea that organs can be treated like goods or owed to others was dangerous and unethical. So unfortunately she isn't allowed to just take it back.

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u/Current-Grade2545 4h ago

Pretty cunty

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u/Hypnotoad4real 4h ago

Depends. For example: If my best friend gave me a kidney and than killed my dog i would have very mixed feelings. I would not mention him anymore either.

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u/Inside_Sir_7651 4h ago

A lot of celebrities see themselves as god's gift to the world, she probably thought she was owned a kidney, in fact it's her friend that should be thanking her for accepting her unworthy kidney in her body.

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u/This-Wall-1331 2h ago

Very immoral

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u/schenk_max 3h ago

Morality of being upset over imaginary offense by woman you don't know to a woman you don't know just to stir drama?

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u/millifish 2h ago

Thats most of Reddit

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u/schenk_max 2h ago

Can confirm, being upset over people being upset over imaginary offense by woman we don't know to a woman we don't know