What is the most immoral thing you can think of?

United States
June 29, 2008 3:25pm CST
Please don't mix religion in with this, unless you absolutely have to.
6 responses
Galena
@Galena (9110)
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30 Jun 08
it's hard to say. obviously murder is pretty awful. and rape. or ongoing abuse of someone so that you destroy their spirit. how can you choose which is more evil out of such things.
qwedloki100
@qwedloki100 (103)
• United States
30 Jun 08
Those are like the general immoral things. Lol. Actually, I don't know what is more immoral than that, like in a general way.
SueRod
@SueRod (238)
• United States
29 Jun 08
Disrespecting someone by any and all means, whether its neglecting, abusing, torturing, raping, violent behavior. In whatever way anyone disrespects someone is the most immoral thing I can think of, the more violent the action, the more the action is immoral. Interesting topic. Good luck in MyLot.
qwedloki100
@qwedloki100 (103)
• United States
30 Jun 08
But then can't the action be not violent but still immoral. Like...say doing something to someone's bank account and ruining their career. It's not violent, but still certain people will find it immoral. Yeah, thanks, I'll need good luck (I'm one day old here)
Juduka
@Juduka (118)
• Finland
29 Jun 08
Lying about loving someone!
foxyknox
@foxyknox (18)
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29 Jun 08
ye that is pretty bad
foxyknox
@foxyknox (18)
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29 Jun 08
Pure physical bullying why? what is the point? i think that is the most immoral.
qwedloki100
@qwedloki100 (103)
• United States
30 Jun 08
Pure physical bullying? really? That's a quite unique view. I was just asking because I was curious about what people think are the most immoral things.
Wolfechu
@Wolfechu (1193)
• United States
29 Jun 08
I agree with Stephen King on this: Theft. It all boils down to taking something from someone else when it comes to immorality; an object, a wife, their life, their dignity.
savmot
@savmot (261)
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10 Sep 08
I can't think of one thing in particular that is more immoral than anything else. I think basically is you're not 'treating others as you wish to be treated' you aren't behaving to the highest standard you can. Whether or not that is wrong, or immoral, I can't judge. It's not my call, its the individuals.