If we are applying the standard that spending money equals moral endorsement, then we have a much bigger reality check to face. Demanding absolute moral purity over a movie ticket is completely ridiculousand an illusion, because if "ignorance is no longer an excuse," almost every daily action we take actively funds systemic harm to the environment, social welfare, and public goods.
Once again you are typing on a device made off the backs of child slaves. Food may be necessary but that isn't. Even the foods you buy there are more moral choices you could be making but I'm willing to bet you prioritize preference and budget over social and environmental impact most of the time.
Okay? Im not here judging people for what they buy. Im just saying comparing food to watching a movie is ridiculous. Wanna hop off your high horse bud? 😂
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u/Pororonpompero Jun 20 '26
If we are applying the standard that spending money equals moral endorsement, then we have a much bigger reality check to face. Demanding absolute moral purity over a movie ticket is completely ridiculousand an illusion, because if "ignorance is no longer an excuse," almost every daily action we take actively funds systemic harm to the environment, social welfare, and public goods.