[ SECRET POST #3230 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3230 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Would you morally condemn someone for...

[(Anonymous)]

Depends, like usual. Obviously how abusive are we talking about and what situation did the murder occur in.

The easiest cut-and-dry scenario would be if the parent(s) were an immediate threat to their children and said children reacted in self-defense. Everything else is a bit gray... especially if the kids are of age (whatever it may be) because people might just say they were lucky to have a home at all, etc.

That being said, I would never condemn the daughter of the Fritzl case for murdering her father or her mother despite not being in immediate danger because jesus christ that was messed up.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritzl_case

Also I hope this is just hypothetical questioning because if you feel you are being abused by your parents, don't ask F!S, get immediate help!

OP

[(Anonymous)]

I'm definitely not asking for myself, don't worry. I mostly asked to see if my opinion is shared, not to gather advice on whether or not I should kill my parents (who are abusive, but not dangerous, and I'm an adult who rarely sees them and is about to graduate -- plus, my conscience would never let me get away with doing something as illegal as murder, even if I felt it was ethically okay).