CorNokZ
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You'd push anything..Gamah said:i'd push it.
You'd push anything..Gamah said:i'd push it.
Thorondorito said:The world, as it is now, it's a shit.
Islamic terrorism, USA conquering countries, countries mocking USA, adults forcing sex with kids (or buying/selling pics of them), people dying due to lack of food & water while their governants live like kings, contamination, nuclear disasters, natural disasters... And the list goes on and on...
You would kill every single living creature on earth without any conscience problem? Kill your parents, friends, lots of newborn babies without any conscience problems at all?Thorondorito said:Bah, I would press it with no concience charge tbh
noblok said:If you hold this view: Do you think murder is morally aprovable as well? After all, it's the same thing, but only on a smaller scale.
That isn't usually considered as the main reason as to why killing is wrong though. The most used reason is that everyone has a right to live. Except in some cases, where capital punishment is defended, but in those cases the one to be killed has done something seriously wrong, which can't be said from every single person.Gins said:This is not the same thing AT ALL..
There is a big diference with killing someone, who may or may not have family/friends.. caring about him, or pushing the button wich makes it all end.
Not really, before you push the button you consider whether it'll be worth it. You take a moral position. Your conscience can play up before and while performing the action. An example of this could be when you give in to peer pressure and decide to do something you actually think is wrong. If you don't call that conscience, but something else, it's just a misunderstanding and you can read "conscience problems" as "moral problems".This has nothing to do with concience problems at all, as your concience kicks in after you did something right?
Thing with the button is you won't even know you did it as it will be push <zap> over.
No. Who are you to decide that someone needs to be 'put of of his misery'? If these people decide that they'd be better of dead than alive, they'd kill themselves. The fact that they don't proves that they don't want to be put out of their misery. You aren't doing anyone a favour by killing them, except maybe a handful of people who are no longer capable of killing themselves and want to die.Well isn't it more human to end life of both those who have a good one atm AND those that are living in war, hunger, pooverty etc etc
than just carry on like this? As the ones with a good life you ended won't even know its over, and the ones with awfull life's are put out of there misery as well.
What is your motivation then?Gins said:The above is not my personal motivation to push it tho, but might be convincing to those that would't do it.
noblok said:What is your motivation then?
Gins said:The fact that i might someday ( and i'm sure i will) encounter something in life wich will not be fun at all..
and nope, the little pain i might have from whatever that has happend will not be worth the fun i had when i left the button untouched, as i won't miss this fun when its all gone anyway.
I refuse to let Tears Die and become Alan!Thorondorito said:check your location... now he's called Alan
btw, some time ago I pressed the "if you press me no more RvR whines will ever appear" button and it never worked too
Gamah said:
noblok said:You would kill every single living creature on earth without any conscience problem? Kill your parents, friends, lots of newborn babies without any conscience problems at all?
The simple fact that you're still alive proves that although the world may be shit, it's still more fun to live than it is not to live. At least for you, for someone who kills himself this is not the case, but at least he hasn't got the arrogance to decide the question for everyone else as well.
If you hold this view: Do you think murder is morally aprovable as well? After all, it's the same thing, but only on a smaller scale.
Eeben said:Think i would push it just to test if it true that all those things would happen
Jeremiah said:Sort of.... I was more along the lines of people discovering the meaning of life!
Not at all. By choosing not to push the button, you choose not to influence their lives, thus not violating their autonomy.Gins said:Not gonna Quote all things you said but as said before, ok nobody has the right to take away other ppl's lives, but if you see this button you also have to make a choise about other ppl's lives, using your logic not pushing the button would be wrong as well as than its you deciding over those ppl.. ( you have the choise to push it or not, and surely you can't be 100% not pushing the button is the right thing to do.
Analogue with this: someone lives in poverty. He does not know that there are people with a better life than him. This means he doesn't miss anything, since you cannot miss things you don't know (except physiological needs). This doesn't mean that you shouldn't help him though. He won't miss anything if you decide not to help him, but he will be happier when you decide to help him.Also the handfull op people you mentioned i would be doing a favour would be worth pushing the button.. as i did them a favour by doing so, and did no harm to anyone else by pushing it, as nobody would realise everything has ended.
Then surely pushing the button can't be morally approvable as it means you kill millions of people? Note that you said it isn't approvable in any case, so 'mercy killing' and the lack of pain when being killed 'the button way' aren't an excuse.Thorondorito said:No, murder is not in any case morally aprovable. This has nothing to do with people suffering with pain and anhilated or tortured.
Rhana said:Wouldnt push it, I wants to see my son grow up. Besides, Im too nosey about what will hapend next
Ctuchik said:blunt speaking, things will happend and then u die
/edit: or as that goth dude in vice city says: Life sucks then u die xD