Argument Against Killing our Elders
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At 12/28/06 10:14 AM, jAk88 wrote:
I know you don't support the whole idea, I just feel like talking to someone about this. I read your posts above and know your not one of the idiots here.
Oh. That clears something up. Well at least we got a good debate out of it.
There is a war going on in you're mind. People and ideas all competing for you're thoughts. And if you're thinking, you're winning.
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I suppose selective killing of elderly people who draw more from society than they put in would be a good thing, but again, the cost of setting up a database like that would be prohibitive.
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At 12/29/06 06:36 PM, JMHX wrote: I suppose selective killing of elderly people who draw more from society than they put in would be a good thing, but again, the cost of setting up a database like that would be prohibitive.
Thankfully, I believe that society's moral values would prevail, preventing such cruel measures. There are many ways that these currently unproductive people could still contribute, in any measure. Laissez-faire government though is still in place, preventing such.
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Who ever said that we should kill off old people? Nobody that I recall.
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At 12/29/06 07:31 PM, Dre-Man wrote: Who ever said that we should kill off old people? Nobody that I recall.
Lots of people.
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Well, nobody would ever kill off all the elderly, so it doesn't really matter.
ignorance is bliss?
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At 12/29/06 07:55 PM, JMHX wrote:At 12/29/06 07:31 PM, Dre-Man wrote: Who ever said that we should kill off old people? Nobody that I recall.Lots of people.
Anyone who thinks that we should put an elderly person into a hamburger grinding machine is a sick bastard who would probably mark serial killer at the top of his career list.
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At 12/29/06 08:10 PM, Dre-Man wrote: Anyone who thinks that we should put an elderly person into a hamburger grinding machine is a sick bastard who would probably mark serial killer at the top of his career list.
Nobody ever said anything about eating them. That's just crazy.
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At 12/28/06 03:06 AM, Der-Ubermensch wrote: God forbid we might actually draw from their life experience and wisdom.
God forbid you detect satire.
The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars. But in ourselves, that we are underlings
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At 12/29/06 09:12 PM, YHWH wrote:At 12/28/06 03:06 AM, Der-Ubermensch wrote: God forbid we might actually draw from their life experience and wisdom.God forbid you detect satire.
Rocking the four letter acronym name just like J huh?
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At 12/29/06 09:20 PM, fasdit wrote: Rocking the four letter acronym name just like J huh?
That inspired me to go with the Tetragrammaton, yes.
The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars. But in ourselves, that we are underlings
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At 12/30/06 08:41 PM, YHWH wrote:At 12/29/06 09:20 PM, fasdit wrote:That inspired me to go with the Tetragrammaton, yes.
I like you.
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At 12/30/06 09:08 PM, JMHX wrote: I like you.
I'm glad I can please the panda.
The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars. But in ourselves, that we are underlings
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At 12/30/06 10:55 PM, YHWH wrote:At 12/30/06 09:08 PM, JMHX wrote: I like you.I'm glad I can please the panda.
So when the culling begins, you shall be spared.
He followed me home, can I keep him?
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At 12/29/06 09:12 PM, YHWH wrote:At 12/28/06 03:06 AM, Der-Ubermensch wrote: God forbid we might actually draw from their life experience and wisdom.God forbid you detect satire.
And you a little humoured truth.
