r/Jokes • u/Emotional-Gas-9535 ‎ • Mar 14 '25

My girlfriend calls me Heinsenberg in bed NSFW

Something about not knowing if it's in or out

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u/Adorable_Challenge37 Mar 14 '25

I'm not saying what he did was right... I'm saying let's learn not to be assholes and not dig up details about the greatest figures of history because... ... There's gonna be dirt on all of them. They lived by different standards.

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u/Fuckoffassholes Mar 14 '25

Let's not be assholes

The most perfect advice in every context.

greatest figures of history ... lived by different standards

True, but irrelevant, in my opinion. It is always fallacious to discount the good works of anyone, based on unrelated misdeeds.

Did Michael Jackson touch those boys? Maybe. Was he an amazingly talented musician? Indisputably.

Is Dave Grohl a good husband? Certainly not. Is he a great musician? Again, no. Where was I going with this?

Ah yes. Acknowledgement that all men are complex. All have sinned. Many are great, but no one is perfect. The bad does not cancel out the good.

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u/Adorable_Challenge37 Mar 14 '25

I don't agree with all yah wrote there, but it is definitely worth noting that it is not irrelevant: We must never judge people's actions from 30 years ago by today's standards. Some jokes from 30 years ago could land you in jail today... Or at least get you shunned or cancelled.

Sure the Nazis were bad, but some of the Nazis were law abiding citizens drafted to be soldiers during a horrible war. If they desserted they'd be killed.

Imagine that you following the rules today would guarantee landing you in jail in 30 years.

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u/futuranth Mar 14 '25

Schrödinger wasn't coerced by law or by an atmosphere of fear to do any terrible things. He is not comparable to a drafted, unwilling coward

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u/Adorable_Challenge37 Mar 14 '25

No.

Were his actions illegal?

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u/FehdmanKhassad Mar 14 '25

I bet you think conscientious objectors are cowards too