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Subject: Wrong again.

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PAUL
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Date Posted: 06/23/03 8:38pm
In reply to: Damoclese 's message, "Canned Answers" on 06/22/03 5:05pm

>>
>>And are you gonna act as judge to decide who fits in
>>that category-
>>And executioner to carry it out,or give the dirty work
>>to someone else.
>
>If need be, I surely would. People thanked Dr.
>Kevorkian you know.

Yeh and there are people who are serial killers and they are all wrong.

Letting people suffer needlessly
>is far more brutal to me.

Far more brutal than murder I think not.
>
>>
>>Im against that aswell,I believe nature should
>>take its course.
>
>uh kay. So what you are saying to me is that you'd
>rather something suffer and then die. I'm not really
>sure what a "natural death" is anyway.
>
Well if your so sure their gonna die you dont have to kill them do you-And you wont be wondering if you did the right thing,not that
you care.
>
>>
>>That was the politest name I could think of.
>
>Okay Fuckface.
>
Ive been called worse by a lot better people.

>
>>
>>Who needs to think,murder is not a thinking matter-"Is
>>murder right or is murder wrong?" Murders wrong-well
>>that took a milisecond.
>
>Heh. I bet if you got drafted you'd be murdering right
>along with the rest of everyone else, and you'd
>probably be justifying it too.

Not me pal-Oh no I wont go.
War is just murder on a mass scale.

The argument here is
>whether or not it is ethical to let something suffer
>to death. Not about whether or not Paul feels
>intuitively that murder is wrong.

That might be your argument but it aint mine-There is never ever a good reason for killing another human being,intuition has nothing to do with it.

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Making the call to "murder" something isn't easy Damoclese 06/24/03 10:29pm

sweet justice -- huggy, 06/25/03 2:48pm

No huggy,I think not. -- PAUL, 06/26/03 8:34pm

Wrong again Damaclese- -- PAUL, 06/26/03 8:30pm

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>>> >>>And are you gonna act as judge to decide who fits in >>>that category- >>>And executioner to carry it out,or give the dirty >work >>>to someone else. >> >>If need be, I surely would. People thanked Dr. >>Kevorkian you know. > >Yeh and there are people who are serial killers and >they are all wrong. > > Letting people suffer needlessly >>is far more brutal to me. > >Far more brutal than murder I think not. >> >>> >>>Im against that aswell,I believe nature should >>>take its course. >> >>uh kay. So what you are saying to me is that you'd >>rather something suffer and then die. I'm not really >>sure what a "natural death" is anyway. >> >Well if your so sure their gonna die you dont have to >kill them do you-And you wont be wondering if you >did the right thing,not that >you care. >> >>> >>>That was the politest name I could think of. >> >>Okay Fuckface. >> >Ive been called worse by a lot better people. > >> >>> >>>Who needs to think,murder is not a thinking >matter-"Is >>>murder right or is murder wrong?" Murders wrong-well >>>that took a milisecond. >> >>Heh. I bet if you got drafted you'd be murdering right >>along with the rest of everyone else, and you'd >>probably be justifying it too. > >Not me pal-Oh no I wont go. >War is just murder on a mass scale. > > The argument here is >>whether or not it is ethical to let something suffer >>to death. Not about whether or not Paul feels >>intuitively that murder is wrong. > >That might be your argument but it aint mine-There is >never ever a good reason for killing another human >being,intuition has nothing to do with it.

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