Obesity kills...or we kill ourselves with murder of the child. Either one is a means to an end. Oh, wait. Obesity is caused by McDonald's which is supposedly destroying the rainforest. Therefore, when we eat McDonald's, we are destroying our environment and ourselves. However, due to the fact that McDonald's isn't destroying the rainforest, even though Mr. Spank said so, we're left to blame ourselves for the intake of delicious obesity. Or, I could leave you with the other option of abortion and call it quits. What do you say, finished? I think so. --The Giggleman
it's more of a narrative/story/hypothetical situation type of piece rather than a specific point. Somewhere along the line, a concept drifted its way into my head. Put yourself in the shoes of a father with a child in desperate need of a vital organ. The child must receive this organ in a week, or all is lost. To make matters worse, you yourself have just been diagnosed with a terminal cancer and have a predicted week to live as well. What is to stop you from murdering others (hopefully organ donors) to get the needs of your child fulfilled? What is it that separates you from taking selfishly what is not yours when there are no foreseeable consequences to your actions? Why not kill rampantly and recklessly? Or, what is it that pushes you over the edge into murderous insanity?
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Obesity kills...or we kill ourselves with murder of the child. Either one is a means to an end. Oh, wait. Obesity is caused by McDonald's which is supposedly destroying the rainforest. Therefore, when we eat McDonald's, we are destroying our environment and ourselves. However, due to the fact that McDonald's isn't destroying the rainforest, even though Mr. Spank said so, we're left to blame ourselves for the intake of delicious obesity. Or, I could leave you with the other option of abortion and call it quits. What do you say, finished? I think so. --The Giggleman
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it's more of a narrative/story/hypothetical situation type of piece rather than a specific point. Somewhere along the line, a concept drifted its way into my head. Put yourself in the shoes of a father with a child in desperate need of a vital organ. The child must receive this organ in a week, or all is lost. To make matters worse, you yourself have just been diagnosed with a terminal cancer and have a predicted week to live as well. What is to stop you from murdering others (hopefully organ donors) to get the needs of your child fulfilled? What is it that separates you from taking selfishly what is not yours when there are no foreseeable consequences to your actions? Why not kill rampantly and recklessly? Or, what is it that pushes you over the edge into murderous insanity?
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