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Originally posted by Robinho View PostIf you value freedom of choice then yes they are entering into a mutually beneficial agreement.
In what way can it be said that a heroin addict (or any addict) has freedom of choice, you complete bone-headed moronic cretin?Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by chef View Postthat's all I need to know from you before forming an opinion on your intelligence level.. for that reason I'm out of this conversationHard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by chef View PostI have plenty of arguments, my only concern is that you don't have the intellect to understand them given your responses to date. Goad me all you want but as I stated above I have no interest in getting into any debate with you. If you wish to take this that you have won the argument, so be it, if you decide that I have no response to give, fine, either way I can see no benefit in discussing this with you any longer. If you can't accept or understand this, I pity you.
If you don't want to debate, don't get involved. Don't quote me, throw a few insults and then say "i'm not playing any more".Comment
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Originally posted by ZARDOZ View PostIn india people sell their internal organs to make money. This could apply to what you say above, if someone needs an organ and someone wants to sell one, who are the rich to say it is wrong? Sometimes though as a civilised human being one has to ask if something is morally correct as well as finacially beneficial. Most of the staunchest supporters of capitalism will consider morallity in their business transactions and rightly so, you can spend years building a good repuation and take minutes to lose it.
I just worry about priveliged people and their version of "morality" and how they project their own powerful views on those who are much worse off than they are in the self serving belief that they are somehow "doing them a favour".Last edited by DodgyAgent; 10 October 2012, 14:11.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostWhy are you so afraid of revealing them then?
If you don't want to debate, don't get involved. Don't quote me, throw a few insults and then say "i'm not playing any more".The proud owner of 125 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostWhy are you so afraid of revealing them then?
If you don't want to debate, don't get involved. Don't quote me, throw a few insults and then say "i'm not playing any more".And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostI see you have found another thread on which to demonstrate your idiocy to the congregation.
In what way can it be said that a heroin addict (or any addict) has freedom of choice, you complete bone-headed moronic cretin?
As i have just stated, if it was not possible to give up something then people who were addicted to smoking would never be able to give up unless somebody forced them. And this is clearly not the case.
I agree that if you are addicted to something it makes it difficult to see the way out, but it certainly doesn't make it impossibleComment
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostBecause they can choose to give up something in spite of a physical addiction.
As i have just stated, if it was not possible to give up something then people who were addicted to smoking would never be able to give up unless somebody forced them. And this is clearly not the case.
I agree that if you are addicted to something it makes it difficult to see the way out, but it certainly doesn't make it impossible
They seem frozen in some simplistic black and white world a 9-year old might inhabit.
You do realise firstly that heroin addiction may differ from tobacco addiction and secondly that experts don't really understand the nature of addicition? And that the number of people who give up any addiction is a tiny minority of those addicted?Hard Brexit now!
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Didn't we used to have mutual loan clubs or similar - whatever happened to them?How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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