If the "right thing to do" seemed wrong to you...would you still do it?

This is really too vague for me to answer. Depends.

Maybe

Depends on what it was. Who is defining it as the right thing to do?

This is way too vague a question for me to answer. I would have to have a little more context and a sense of what the repercussions might be. I'm not even sure what kind of situation would seem wrong to me if I knew it was the right thing to do.

I'm not sure how "the right thing to do" would seem wrong to me.

ok...well this is my survey and an example of what i mean is if like for example if a pregnet woman was going to have a baby but if she had the baby she'd die but the baby would live, but if she aborted it she'd live .The right thing to do? Abort it? Or if you saw a homeless person stealing....the right thing to do....turn him in?

oooh ethical dillemas. The thing that I noticed that has worked (so far) for every situation is to ask "What's the most important thing?" or "What's the most at stake?" Human life, health and safety usually top the list.
In the abortion scenario, you have to make a judgment call. Whose life is more important, the mom or the baby? That's a tough one to answer. Mom has unfinished business, possibly a family to attend to. There's a lot to lose when an adult dies. Some people would say the baby deserves life more because it hasn't had one yet.
Homeless person stealing is easy. Direct him to a food program. Stealing shouldn't happen in a town where there's multiple resources available. If you are too lazy to fill out paperwork, it's your own fault you aren't getting assistance.

I may do it, but it all depends.

I wouldn't have any qualms about aborting a fetus to save the mother. I also suspect that most situations in which the mother might die, the fetus would die with her. But you're also asking what I would do, and I'll never be in that situation...

I have a good perception of whats right and whats wrong, so if something was the so called 'right thing to do', yet it still felt wrong to me, I would not do it.. I mean, who is making up the rules here on what the right thing is..

eg. Going to College would be the' right thing to do' for Jim, but it doesnt feel right to him, he wants to play the banjo in a bluegrass bar instead..
Lola 's family say its the 'right thing' to attend Sunday Mass' she doesnt feel right about this, she will go to the football match instead.

I see how you are going a bit deeper then my examples above, but If it still felt wrong in me to do the supposed right thing, No matter how harrowing the situation, I would still always listen to my gut... I trust myself in the end.

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This totally depends on the situation and the options available. I wish I could answer this but I can't...not enough information. Sorry.

Who's to say it's the right thing to do? If it seems wrong to me, I obviously don't think it's the right thing to do. Did someone tell me it's the right thing? Why does their opinion on it outweigh my own? I tend to do what I think is the right thing, regardless to what other people think. In the end, I'm the one that has to live with my decisions.

No, I don't think so.

I rarely do something looks wrong even if I know that it's the right thing, bec i would have doubt in it.

Depends, but probably not.

Nope. Because I know best.

The right thing to do has to feel right, otherwise it's wrong. "No conflicting emotions, no problem," I say!

Sometimes 'right' is relative to the person experiencing the situation.

Do it a lot

If in assuming "the right thing to do" is in someone else's opinion, it would be a different survey question. If not, than it's either the right thing to do, or it isn't in my opinion.
Either way, I must be so confused....If it didn't seem the right thing to do to me, than I wouldn't do it.

It depends on what the situtation

The wrong thing to do is always more fun

I think the right thing to do ALWAYS seems like the right thing to do, even if it is the wrong thing to do. I agree with the others this question could have been presnted with more clarity.

mmmm I really would have liked an example here?

You mean like, a 85yr old man driving and ran over a 10yr old Kid and was charged with vehicular manslaughter.......and I was on the jury and the right thing to do was send him to prison, but it seemed wrong?............... I dont know?

If it seemed wrong to me, it could hardly be called the right thing to do, now could it?

No, If the right thing to do seemed wrong to me then it wouldn't be the right thing to do...it would be the wrong thing to do.

No, I wouldn't ignore my convictions because society or another person thought something was the right thing, when I didn't.

If it seemed wrong to me, then it's the wrong thing to do.

Yes, that would be typically me.

No

If it were the right thing to do (really the right thing) then I don't see how it would seem wrong. I just read your abortion scenario that puts this into a whole other category "morality" which cannot have a "right" and "wrong" answer that is the same for everyone. A lot of people believe a pregnant woman carries a human life unless she stops it from being born, therefore it would be a great sacrifice to give your life (which you've already had) for your babies. Others believe if the mothers life is threatened abortion is okay. So how can there be a right or wrong answer to this? It's relative to the person experiencing it. You should have given an example when you asked the question, I thought you were talking about something much more cut and dry.