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By semimmortal 2010-09-01 15:33:34
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No, it's not an opinion. It's a fact. You wont be able to give a good enough reason as to why you would save an animal over a human. Life is precious, both animal and human, but there is no justification for someone who has their priorities out of whack and that sir is your current predicament.

No good enough reason?
We have a guy planning to kill thousands and a dog. You can only save one. You would pick the person?

See, that's picking Evil vs Neutral (or Good for the animal lovers).
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By Sylph.Tigerwoods 2010-09-01 15:33:56
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I don't really agree with what you say on this.
We all have the potential to be both a saint and a mass murderer...well to an extent of course.
Has nothing to do with potential. I'm not saying if you save the guy there is a chance he could do it. I'm talking a guy who you know for certain is planning to end thousands of lives.
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By Sylph.Linkk 2010-09-01 15:34:09
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I think all Vinvv and I are trying to say is that you can't really simplify those situations to warrant a 'yes' or 'no' answer. Linkk is off saying you're not being honest if you don't agree with him, Tiger is pro-animals it seems, Anj is trying to troll...

Get your facts straight. It was a hypothetical question that required a hypothetical answer based on the situation and the circumstances. You spent over 3 hrs before you gave an answer because of your personal and emotional baggage about having to prove your point which was very weak from the start
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By Phoenix.Kojo 2010-09-01 15:35:31
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Ramuh.Vinvv said:
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Ramuh.Vinvv said:
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Fenrir.Elliott said:
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^ your opinion
No, it's not an opinion. It's a fact. You wont be able to give a good enough reason as to why you would save an animal over a human. Life is precious, both animal and human, but there is no justification for someone who has their priorities out of whack and that sir is your current predicament.
NO, GTFO. Your arguement is invalid, and your sausage is limp, now GTFO!
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Xanax, bro.
Heroin, Crack, PCP, Meth and any narcotic you can speak of. Yeah I just went there.

Except I take mine for nerves; people who take Heroin, Crack, PCP, and/or Meth take theres to feel jittery like when I don't take mine.
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By Fairy.Spence 2010-09-01 15:36:41
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Well, this is just silly now.

It doesn't seem like anyone is reading posts or trying to understand where the other person is coming from, they just reiterate their point.
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By Phoenix.Kojo 2010-09-01 15:37:12
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Fairy.Spence said:
Well, this is just silly now. It doesn't seem like anyone is reading posts or trying to understand where the other person is coming from, they just reiterate their point.

Nuh-uh!
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By Fairy.Spence 2010-09-01 15:37:47
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I think all Vinvv and I are trying to say is that you can't really simplify those situations to warrant a 'yes' or 'no' answer. Linkk is off saying you're not being honest if you don't agree with him, Tiger is pro-animals it seems, Anj is trying to troll...

Get your facts straight. It was a hypothetical question that required a hypothetical answer based on the situation and the circumstances. You spent over 3 hrs before you gave an answer because of your personal and emotional baggage about having to prove your point which was very weak from the start

Okay.
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By Phoenix.Kojo 2010-09-01 15:39:26
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Sylph.Linkk said:
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I think all Vinvv and I are trying to say is that you can't really simplify those situations to warrant a 'yes' or 'no' answer. Linkk is off saying you're not being honest if you don't agree with him, Tiger is pro-animals it seems, Anj is trying to troll...
Get your facts straight. It was a hypothetical question that required a hypothetical answer based on the situation and the circumstances. You spent over 3 hrs before you gave an answer because of your personal and emotional baggage about having to prove your point which was very weak from the start

Why not just not ask hypothetical questions?
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By Sylph.Linkk 2010-09-01 15:43:39
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Phoenix.Kojo said:
Sylph.Linkk said:
Fairy.Spence said:
I think all Vinvv and I are trying to say is that you can't really simplify those situations to warrant a 'yes' or 'no' answer. Linkk is off saying you're not being honest if you don't agree with him, Tiger is pro-animals it seems, Anj is trying to troll...
Get your facts straight. It was a hypothetical question that required a hypothetical answer based on the situation and the circumstances. You spent over 3 hrs before you gave an answer because of your personal and emotional baggage about having to prove your point which was very weak from the start
Why not just not ask hypothetical questions?

That would probably be best but not as much fun. That's if you can call this fun lol
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By Phoenix.Kojo 2010-09-01 15:44:29
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Sylph.Linkk said:
Phoenix.Kojo said:
Sylph.Linkk said:
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I think all Vinvv and I are trying to say is that you can't really simplify those situations to warrant a 'yes' or 'no' answer. Linkk is off saying you're not being honest if you don't agree with him, Tiger is pro-animals it seems, Anj is trying to troll...
Get your facts straight. It was a hypothetical question that required a hypothetical answer based on the situation and the circumstances. You spent over 3 hrs before you gave an answer because of your personal and emotional baggage about having to prove your point which was very weak from the start
Why not just not ask hypothetical questions?
That would probably be best but not as much fun. That's if you can call this fun lol

This thread are srs bzns.
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By Odin.Zicdeh 2010-09-01 15:44:50
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No, it's not an opinion. It's a fact. You wont be able to give a good enough reason as to why you would save an animal over a human. Life is precious, both animal and human, but there is no justification for someone who has their priorities out of whack and that sir is your current predicament.

No good enough reason?
We have a guy planning to kill thousands and a dog. You can only save one. You would pick the person?



Animals are not self-aware. They have no concept of "Future" other than propagation of the species(Which is instinct and not an actual thought process), humans do, and that abstract thought is what really separates humanity from simple "Animals".

That said, humans are capable of great evil because of the concept. While an animal is generally a known quantity, the human mind has such a vast range, that you can do more harm to the world by saving a person (Let's, for sake of obvious example, say You save Hilter in the thousand of people) instead of the dog.

If the person you save kills a person, you're "Even" if they kill two people, you facilitated a murder, and cost one more life than was necessary.

As a general rule of thumb, no "person" is worth dying for any single animal over, but like everything else in the world, it's not a black and white argument, there is always shades of gray. You can have industrialists wiping out entire ecosystems, or environmentalists dying to protect animals that eat their bodies and ***out the remnants not 5minutes after their "Sacrifice".
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By Fairy.Spence 2010-09-01 15:46:07
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I think the potential of humans should be a moot point, as one can argue either extreme: good and bad.
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By Phoenix.Kojo 2010-09-01 15:46:15
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Odin.Zicdeh said:
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No, it's not an opinion. It's a fact. You wont be able to give a good enough reason as to why you would save an animal over a human. Life is precious, both animal and human, but there is no justification for someone who has their priorities out of whack and that sir is your current predicament.
No good enough reason? We have a guy planning to kill thousands and a dog. You can only save one. You would pick the person?
Animals are not self-aware. They have no concept of "Future" other than propagation of the species(Which is instinct and not an actual thought process), humans do, and that abstract thought is what really separates humanity from simple "Animals". That said, humans are capable of great evil because of the concept. While an animal is generally a known quantity, the human mind has such a vast range, that you can do more harm to the world by saving a person (Let's, for sake of obvious example, say You save Hilter in the thousand of people) instead of the dog. If the person you save kills a person, you're "Even" if they kill two people, you facilitated a murder, and cost one more life than was necessary. As a general rule of thumb, no "person" is worth dying for any single animal over, but like everything else in the world, it's not a black and white argument, there is always shades of gray. You can have industrialists wiping out entire ecosystems, or environmentalists dying to protect animals that eat their bodies and ***out the remnants not 5minutes after their "Sacrifice".

I disagree.
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By semimmortal 2010-09-01 15:49:10
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Odin.Zicdeh said:
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No, it's not an opinion. It's a fact. You wont be able to give a good enough reason as to why you would save an animal over a human. Life is precious, both animal and human, but there is no justification for someone who has their priorities out of whack and that sir is your current predicament.

No good enough reason?
We have a guy planning to kill thousands and a dog. You can only save one. You would pick the person?



Animals are not self-aware. They have no concept of "Future" other than propagation of the species(Which is instinct and not an actual thought process), humans do, and that abstract thought is what really separates humanity from simple "Animals".

That said, humans are capable of great evil because of the concept. While an animal is generally a known quantity, the human mind has such a vast range, that you can do more harm to the world by saving a person (Let's, for sake of obvious example, say You save Hilter in the thousand of people) instead of the dog.

If the person you save kills a person, you're "Even" if they kill two people, you facilitated a murder, and cost one more life than was necessary.

As a general rule of thumb, no "person" is worth dying for any single animal over, but like everything else in the world, it's not a black and white argument, there is always shades of gray. You can have industrialists wiping out entire ecosystems, or environmentalists dying to protect animals that eat their bodies and ***out the remnants not 5minutes after their "Sacrifice".
Well said.

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By Fairy.Spence 2010-09-01 15:50:47
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semimmortal said:

Well said.
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By Sylph.Linkk 2010-09-01 15:50:57
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Phoenix.Kojo said:
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No, it's not an opinion. It's a fact. You wont be able to give a good enough reason as to why you would save an animal over a human. Life is precious, both animal and human, but there is no justification for someone who has their priorities out of whack and that sir is your current predicament.
No good enough reason? We have a guy planning to kill thousands and a dog. You can only save one. You would pick the person?
Animals are not self-aware. They have no concept of "Future" other than propagation of the species(Which is instinct and not an actual thought process), humans do, and that abstract thought is what really separates humanity from simple "Animals". That said, humans are capable of great evil because of the concept. While an animal is generally a known quantity, the human mind has such a vast range, that you can do more harm to the world by saving a person (Let's, for sake of obvious example, say You save Hilter in the thousand of people) instead of the dog. If the person you save kills a person, you're "Even" if they kill two people, you facilitated a murder, and cost one more life than was necessary. As a general rule of thumb, no "person" is worth dying for any single animal over, but like everything else in the world, it's not a black and white argument, there is always shades of gray. You can have industrialists wiping out entire ecosystems, or environmentalists dying to protect animals that eat their bodies and ***out the remnants not 5minutes after their "Sacrifice".
I disagree.


Flip side, you save Alexander Fleming who makes Penicillin and thus you save millions of lives for generations to come. Obviously it's not black and white, that was never the point of the question. Instead of taking it for what it was they started painting the black and white thing which wasn't the pirpose of the question lol
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By Carbuncle.Zanno 2010-09-01 15:51:17
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@ Linkk

I'd save my dog over you any day, without blinking.

Does that mean I'm not honest, because that wasnt the answer you wanted?
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By Phoenix.Kojo 2010-09-01 15:51:44
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Is that Gary Busey's face?
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By Sylph.Tigerwoods 2010-09-01 15:51:53
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Either way, if you want to save someone go ahead and do it. However, you have no control over who/what I choose to save, so no matter what you think about it, wouldn't make a difference.
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By Phoenix.Kojo 2010-09-01 15:52:50
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Sylph.Linkk said:
Phoenix.Kojo said:
Odin.Zicdeh said:
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No, it's not an opinion. It's a fact. You wont be able to give a good enough reason as to why you would save an animal over a human. Life is precious, both animal and human, but there is no justification for someone who has their priorities out of whack and that sir is your current predicament.
No good enough reason? We have a guy planning to kill thousands and a dog. You can only save one. You would pick the person?
Animals are not self-aware. They have no concept of "Future" other than propagation of the species(Which is instinct and not an actual thought process), humans do, and that abstract thought is what really separates humanity from simple "Animals". That said, humans are capable of great evil because of the concept. While an animal is generally a known quantity, the human mind has such a vast range, that you can do more harm to the world by saving a person (Let's, for sake of obvious example, say You save Hilter in the thousand of people) instead of the dog. If the person you save kills a person, you're "Even" if they kill two people, you facilitated a murder, and cost one more life than was necessary. As a general rule of thumb, no "person" is worth dying for any single animal over, but like everything else in the world, it's not a black and white argument, there is always shades of gray. You can have industrialists wiping out entire ecosystems, or environmentalists dying to protect animals that eat their bodies and ***out the remnants not 5minutes after their "Sacrifice".
I disagree.
Flip side, you save Alexander Fleming who makes Penicillin and thus you save millions of lives for generations to come. Obviously it's not black and white, that was never the point of the question. Instead of taking it for what it was they started painting the black and white thing which wasn't the pirpose of the question lol

I disagree.
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By Sylph.Linkk 2010-09-01 15:55:04
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@ Linkk I'd save my dog over you any day, without blinking. Does that mean I'm not honest, because that wasnt the answer you wanted?

Honest answer and after today I believe it. But I would still choose to save you because I am not detached from humanity. Now if you spent 3 hrs before you could answer such a simple thing wellllllll lololol
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By Fairy.Spence 2010-09-01 15:57:12
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@ Linkk I'd save my dog over you any day, without blinking. Does that mean I'm not honest, because that wasnt the answer you wanted?

Honest answer and after today I believe it. But I would still choose to save you because I am not detached from humanity. Now if you spent 3 hrs before you could answer such a simple thing wellllllll lololol

See, now you're just being a jerk. You said I was being a coward and dishonest because I can't say with one million bajillion-gajillion-fillion-illion-illion % certainty what I'd do in any given situation.
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By Fairy.Spence 2010-09-01 15:59:23
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Fairy.Spence said:
Sylph.Linkk said:
Carbuncle.Zanno said:
@ Linkk I'd save my dog over you any day, without blinking. Does that mean I'm not honest, because that wasnt the answer you wanted?

Honest answer and after today I believe it. But I would still choose to save you because I am not detached from humanity. Now if you spent 3 hrs before you could answer such a simple thing wellllllll lololol

See, now you're just being a jerk. You said I was being a coward and dishonest because I can't say with one million bajillion-gajillion-fillion-illion-illion % certainty what I'd do in any given situation.

Edit - Maybe my reasoning is flawed, but I think someone who admits they don't know what they'd do is being more honest.

Edit 2 - Oops, didn't mean to quote.
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Ok, my hypothetical situation.


You have the chance to save a

1 month old puppy

Terminally ill patient, has less than a month to live anyway, expresses his desire to die and get it over with quick than slow and painful over a month


You'd let the puppy die over someone who WANTS to die and if he didn't want to, would live less than 30 days?
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By Sylph.Linkk 2010-09-01 16:00:52
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Fairy.Spence said:
Sylph.Linkk said:
Carbuncle.Zanno said:
@ Linkk I'd save my dog over you any day, without blinking. Does that mean I'm not honest, because that wasnt the answer you wanted?
Honest answer and after today I believe it. But I would still choose to save you because I am not detached from humanity. Now if you spent 3 hrs before you could answer such a simple thing wellllllll lololol
See, now you're just being a jerk. You said I was being a coward and dishonest because I can't say with one million bajillion-gajillion-fillion-illion-illion % certainty what I'd do in any given situation.

Yawn, that is correct, I thought then as I do now that you were a coward and not being honest. Does that mean I am am one million bajillion-gajillion-fillion-illion-illion % correct? NO lol
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By Carbuncle.Zanno 2010-09-01 16:02:21
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@ Linkk I'd save my dog over you any day, without blinking. Does that mean I'm not honest, because that wasnt the answer you wanted?

Honest answer and after today I believe it. But I would still choose to save you because I am not detached from humanity. Now if you spent 3 hrs before you could answer such a simple thing wellllllll lololol

Because I dont camp the forums? Got more important things to do that F5 every 2 sec to see what you have to say. Unless my "answer" already told you that, you're not important to me. Most certainly not important enough for me to camp this forum.
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By Quetzalcoatl.Princemercury 2010-09-01 16:02:29
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Ok, my hypothetical situation.


You have the chance to save a

1 month old puppy

Terminally ill patient, has less than a month to live anyway, expresses his desire to die and get it over with quick than slow and painful over a month


You'd let the puppy die over someone who WANTS to die and if he didn't want to, would live less than 30 days?

I would keep moving and not waste my time.

If someone asks not to be saved, then I won't. But if the decision were up to me without intervention, I would save the human first, every time.
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By semimmortal 2010-09-01 16:04:03
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Sylph.Tigerwoods said:
Ok, my hypothetical situation.


You have the chance to save a

1 month old puppy

Terminally ill patient, has less than a month to live anyway, expresses his desire to die and get it over with quick than slow and painful over a month


You'd let the puppy die over someone who WANTS to die and if he didn't want to, would live less than 30 days?
Save as in curing his illness?
Human.

Saving as in he's jumping off a cliff?
... well, I can't restrict his choice if he wishes to die, right?
So pup wins by default.
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