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The Big Question Submitted by Kasper on Fri, 2008-07-25 21:11.
This is a truly very difficult situation to ponder so please give it your utmost thought and consideration. I do apologize for this highly technical dilemma. You are in New Zealand , Auckland to be specific. THE TEST: You can save the life of Helen Clark or you can shoot a dramatic THE QUESTION: Here's the question, and please give an honest answer... Would you select high contrast color film, or would you go with the
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American Version of HC
Transplant your story to the United States and I would select color film to capture the last moment of our own red amorphous witch HC -- Hillary Clinton -- as she gasps her last breath ... courts of law and public opinion be damned.
Luke Setzer -- Global Organizer -- PROPEL(TM)
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Jameson, You are on a
Jameson,
You are on a roll! Pleasure to see.
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"Goode give us the goods"...
...is I think what you mean't to say Jameson
Well,
I'd put a boot on her head and hold her under just to make sure......
No! No! Just KIDDING. Mindy there IS NOT a death threat here.
Of course I would save her.
"The ultimate result of shielding men from folly is to fill the world with fools."
-Herbert Spencer
Proving the point, Goode
You've linked us to yet another of your posts bereft of a personal point of view.
Some advice: before you try and solicit our perspective, how about you formulate one of your own.
A much bigger question
I posted a much bigger question here.
I'm surprised that none of you "sense of life" Objectivist types have had anything to say.
If it was Goode
I'd leave him be... he's probably just fishing for a response.
Good hypothetical, Kas
I'd let her go under in accordance with the principle of self-defense.
I wouldn't take a photograph, though, it may be used against me in a court of law.
I would have the
I would have the wherewithal to ask Goode if he wanted to be saved--he might prefer the raging chaos and the elation of being on the edge of oblivion.
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Comprehension ; )
I would capture her on the colour film, you could always convert it to B&W later
Yes, all of the above,
Yes, all of the above, Rosie...(and even Richard Goode! ha ha!)
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Elijah!
A glimpse of moral integrity! (albeit with reluctance - you "must admit" indeed!)
And you say you would save Helen Clark *or* anyone else. My! This presumably means without qualification as to whether the soon-to-die person was from a gang/poor/jobless/of Maori descent etc etc?
There is hope after all. Lol.
Rosie
I see.
"Michael...Helen Clark is our Prime Minister."
Oh. (Wink)
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Ha ha! Michael...Helen
Ha ha!
Michael...Helen Clark is our Prime Minister.
I must admit...I would save her..(or anyone else)..in that situation as I could never live with myself afterwards if I let someone die without making an effort to prevent such an occurance.
http://nzcapitalist.blogspot.com/
Save the woman, of
Save the woman, of course, but who is Helen Clark?
Michael
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