Greatest test question of all time
May 28, 2010 at 8:23 am
“Does the moral character of an orgy change when the participants wear Nazi uniforms?”
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Why would anyone compare the moral character of people in an orgy to the Nazi’s, and by the way, which Nazi’s? Are you implying group sex is immoral and all Nazi’s re immoral? Your thinking suffers from a lack of precision. Happy Memorial Day (moral crusader).
Or, “does the moral character of an oil spill change when the participants wear BP coveralls and U.S. Minerals Management Service jackets?”
Doesn’t the essential character of an orgy change when people are wearing any clothes?
I ask because, of course, I would have no idea.
Good question Charles. And what if the orgy participants were to wear SS uniforms? Would that make us reasonably regard them as twice as evil or half?