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Mashiki Member Profile Birthdate: July 3rd, 1975 (34 years old) Bio: Member Since: 2009-03-20 Email: &<br> mashiki548864517@5724925764b08ee41ca4c46.77734974 • &<br>
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I can't tell you how disappointed I am that nobody else is familiar with this epic quotation. Marvin Rules.
In reply to this comment by Mashiki:
Where is the earth shattering kaboom?
Quickly! Get my P-38 space modulator. We're going to fix this!
I agree, he's one of my favourites.
In reply to this comment by Mashiki:
Where is the earth shattering kaboom?
Troll.
Speaking of which Blanky let me reply here since you're a special kind of individual that doesn't like a dissenting pov. If you use hyperbole, you'd better understand what it is you're arguing. If you attempt to use law, you'd better understand the law. And if someone has a dissenting opinion that you don't like, you'd best figure out how to argue against it.
Just remember, unlike you. I can actually stand up against criticism.
Don't forget to vote for your own video
It's much more fun to wait until later
In reply to this comment by Mashiki:
>> ^Jaace:
The point here is that torture is bad and we don't do it...
Depending, torture isn't bad. Incorrect application of torture is bad, using it in a way that makes a suspect want to say anything in order to avoid having it applied again so you gain incorrect information is bad. Use of torture when you know they're already guilty in order to actually get something from them so you can save lives? Ethically or morally either of those it could be questionable.
If I slap you in irons, for, "speaking against the president." Beat you every day, starve you, and break all your fingers. Then tell you to confess, or I'm going to start working on your toes and legs. We've got a serioius problem.
If I catch you as a known terrorist suspect, that's already planted a device that will kill up to 5000 people. I have no freaking clue where it is. And I apply sleep deprivation, loud music, and humiliation(also torture btw) to go with lighter side. To make you crack, so I can save up to several thousand lives. What happens now?
I suppose most people are going to start to have issues with that whole ethical/moral dilemma bit aren't they? Then again, I know we've got death cultists here, and can easily say "my moral standards are higher, than the lives of 20, 400, or 5000 people," then again they've never been in that situation either. The reality is, someone's head will roll if the truth came out that there was an individual, who could tell them where it was and they didn't do everything. Then it becomes, why didn't you do everything? Well the public didn't like torture...so we let them stew in a room.
Stating an ethical choice on what you believe, and being in the ethical situation, and knowing the ramifications of those ethical choices in the end are wholly different. So are the choices. The rules changed when the "older" breed of terrorism came back to life. Questions in questions, what is an individuals breaking point for their own ethical code?
Lets say the catchism now. Ethics is fun!