u/New_House_6103

So I don't normally talk on reddit often. But I'm Mizra. My videos went viral and for the last week I've gotten a barrage of vile hate. People telling me to end myself, making fun of my appearance, telling me I need to be committed, that I'm hurting the planet, etc. Not to mention the total crashouts videos from people on the right and the left reacting to me existing. Granted, I have gotten positive comments and messages from both inside AND outside the community. But I'll be honest, it's been an emotional rollercoaster. From laughing at the absurdity and how crazy people were acting about me and my family, to feeling pretty low today about how judgemental society is. I'm not hurting anyone, I have lots of human friends, but people would rather be cruel than curious.

To be honest I have no idea if I have this at all I only began to consider that I might but regardless if I do or not I'm really am struggling with this and I don't know what to do. I get unwanted arousal whenever my bladder is filling up which is basically every hour or so and also linked to digestion being ready to go. Basically my theory is that my bladder and colon are pressing up against my internal clitoris and just causing arousal all the time and I don't know how to deal with it. It doesn't help that I already struggle to orgasm in general and if I could choose I would just never have to deal with arousal at all it's not important to me. But it's distressing to constantly have these Sensations and I don't know what to do about it.

My problem with blue buttonners isn't necessary the blue buttoners who just think that's the best choice for themselves. It's the ideology that has grown around blue buttoners.

Blue buttoners think they are the morally superior ones, that they are the kind and compassionate ones. And yet, the way they treat red buttoners is not at all kind or compassionate. They assume red buttoners are evil, selfish, and want to harm others. Some of them even fantasize about killing us in these games. It's insane the levels blue buttoners will go to demonize red buttoners.

Sure, red buttoners think blue buttoners are not making the smart choice. Some of us outright call blue buttoners stupid. But red buttoners, for the most part, aren't wishing death on blue buttoners or calling them evil.

These are generalizations, but the trend is clear, and concerning. It's insane how a simple internet game can mirror and exacerbate tensions that look so much like christians versus non christians. christians call themselves kind and compassionnate. they just want everyone to be saved. if only everyone accepted jesus, no one would die. but many christians (not all) talk about non christians terribley. non christians are evil, selfish, want to sin, will go to hell. some sects are bad enough that they relish in the supposed destruction of non christians. do you see what im getting at?

this simple internet game shows how easily feeling sure in your own moral superiority, even over a fictional moral choice, can lead to a very violent tribal conflict. im frankly disgusted with the behavior of blue buttoners on here. not all of you are like this, but the vast majority of you that have been posting have been vile.

My bill went up significantly after my last contract finished. I'm looking for a new deal, and the website won't even load so I can look at deals. Right now, it went from 37 bucks to around 100 bucks. I'm an internet only user, I continue to ONLY want internet. I'm the only person who lives at my home, if I could get a deal that lowers the cost and works for just a single person, that would be sick. Please help.

Red button: Nothing happens.

Blue button: If 51% or more press blue, everyone on Earth wakes up tomorrow knowing exactly how every person in their life truly feels about them. Every hidden love. Every secret contempt. Every lie exposed. Red buttoners are NOT exempt. If blue wins, you find out too. You just didn't agree to it.

Which do you press?

Okay, this came to me and I'm really curious what people will think.

Same as before, there is a red and blue button, and if you press than blue button and 51% or more people also press the blue button then everyone lives. Red button you live no matter what.

BUT. In this scenario, if blue loses, the blue pressers don't just die, they turn into hungry dangerous zombies, kickstarting a zombie apocalypse. What do you do now?

Edit: to make this easy im saying these are zombies like the Last of Us, random assortment of types.

An eldritch horror comes to earth to present a dilemma. Every human being is presented with two buttons, a red button and a blue button. Everyone MUST press a button, however, anyone who does not press a button, including those who are incapable of doing so, anger the eldritch god so much, that they wipe those humans from existence. All who refuse or are incapable immediately die, withering away into dust and are unable to be brought back in any way, such is the wrath of the eldritch entity. This is known by all, for the eldritch horror sets the stakes clearly, speaking into everyone's mind. Everyone knows it is impossible to do anything to save the most vulnerable, such is the evil and wrath of this cosmic horror.

It is explained that everyone who presses the red button will live, and everyone who presses the blue button will die unless at least 51% of humanity (not including those that have perished for refusing or being unable to push a button) also pushes the blue button.

Knowing the source of the button dilemma, AND knowing the eldritch god has already permanently destroyed the most vulnerable people on earth, which button would you press?

Edit: For clarity, ANYONE who doesn't press the button for any reason, stubbornness or incapability, is obliterated. No one is given help. If a baby doesn't press the button because they don't understand, they are gone.

There are three buttons. Red button, blue button, and yellow button.

If you press the red button, your body/species changes into whatever you choose. You cannot be affected by the yellow button.

If you press the blue button, you turn into a random species if less than 51% of people press the blue button. If 51% or more press the blue button, everyone who pressed the blue button stays human unless affected by the yellow button randomness.

If you press the yellow button, a random person who pressed the blue button turns into a worm and you remain human.

The trolley problem has existed for a long time. The button problem has existed for.... awhile. And I think ultimately, what both of these and other hypotheticals have taught us is... these games are no way to actually discuss morality or come together as a group.

Discussions of these problems don't actually advance our understanding of morality, or how to apply morality in society, because they are impossible situations. There is never going to be a scenario in which the buttons happen, there is never going to be a real world trolley problem. Not one that exists in a vacuum like the problem suggests. And I think these problems are tempting and fun to argue about, because there is no real world consequences for arguing with strangers about how to deal with an impossible, useless scenario. Nobody learns anything. Instead, we both yell at each other, call each other stupid, and sow division and encourage tribalism over something useless. We don't actually learn how to deal with the problems we are facing in this world.

Before the button problem, I hated the trolley problem. Because, there is no nuance, and no sense. Who is tying people to train tracks? Where would this scenario every apply in real life? It encourages people to decide who deserves to be deprioritized instead of questioning the systems that require someone to suffer at the expense of others in the first place.

I may be a red buttoner, but at the end of the day, blue buttoners aren't my enemy. I disagree with them, sure, but this is nothing more than a game. A silly game, that doesn't prepare any of use for actual moral concerns or help us collaborate on making the world a better place. It's easier to play these games than to try to improve the world. And, while there is nothing wrong with playing these games, we shouldn't mistake them for actual discussions of morality, ethics, and harm reduction. The real world is a lot more complicated than a button.