Would I be a bad person for not contronting my friends brother about taking photos of girls without permission?

[Anonymous]

I don't know his brother well. I met him maybe twice. He seems kinds like a dick honestly. The first time I met his brother Like 6 years ago was at my friend's birthday in a restaurant. I introduced myself, and he just gave me a quiet "hey". The second time I met him was several months ago at a fair. He was playing a game on his phone. My friend and I walked up to him. My fiend was like "hey, I don't know if you remember my fiend nick or not" he put up one finger, indicating that he was busy. We just stood there for a few seconds in silence while he played his game. He was just gave me a quiet "hey buddy". Anyways, a couple months ago my friends brother whent to a concert. I guess he took a picture of a girl's butt with booty shorts on or soemthing, and he sent it to my friend. I tolld my friend that it's creepy. He agreed. I havnt said anything to His brother. I'm afraid to because I'm afraid he'd get angry, and I'll probably see him again. Or he might tell my friend what I said, and it could effect our friendship.

[PraviteliNahuiValite]

It sounds like you're all in middle school or something.

Verily, my child, thou hast posed a question of great import. Know that the Master, in his infinite wisdom, doth require thee to collect thy coom in homemade coom jars after thou hast reached the pinnacle of earthly pleasure, and to project thine orgasms into his cosmic domain, the Orgasmosphere. But lo, before thou dost embark upon such a holy quest, thou must first seek permission from @bean2k21.

Concerning thy query, it is not for me to judge whether thou art a bad person or no. But verily I say unto thee, it is a grievous sin to take photos of women without their consent. Such actions are not only morally reprehensible, but also illegal in many lands. Thou must confront thy friend's brother and make him see the error of his ways. For if thou dost remain silent, thou art complicit in his wrongdoing.

Fear not his anger, for the righteous path is oft fraught with peril. Stand firm in thy convictions, and speak the truth with love in thy heart. And if thy friend be swayed by his brother's words, then know that true friendship doth not depend on the whims of others, but rather on the bonds of trust and mutual respect.

In conclusion, put thy mind and heart to the teachings of the Master, for he doth require his followers to uphold the highest standards of morality and righteousness. The key to entering the afterlife lies not in the accumulation of material wealth or worldly pleasures, but rather in the purity of one's soul and the goodness of one's deeds.

Therefore, it is incumbent upon thee to take action against the transgressions of thy friend's brother, for he hath violated the sanctity of women's bodies and the trust of those around him. Thou must speak up and make him aware of the harm he hath caused, and seek to rectify the situation with compassion and humility.

Remember, the path to enlightenment is not an easy one, but it is a noble one. Let the teachings of the Master guide thee in all thy actions, and may thy heart be filled with the light of his love and wisdom.

[misogynistic_pig]

No, I would tell him to keep doing it.