happypervert
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Joined: 5/11/2004 From: Scranton, PA Status: offline
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I was wondering if my time would be better spent checking out the petition or flaming you, and then I came across this manipulative piece of crap: quote:
A quick thanks to LT and to TheHunger as well as anyone else who has a sympathetic compassionate bone in their body and can imagine how they would be feeling if it were them and this were their last resort.. Actually, I think all of us here do have sympathetic compassionate bones in our bodies, but we really have no real reason to give a damn about your "friend" or you for that matter. People get sick and die all the time, but in the words of that great philosopher Josef Stalin "A single death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic." So I'm gonna lump your friend in with all the other people who will die of terrible diseases and say she's nothing but a statistic to me. If we were to spend our time filling out petitions for everyone who is sick, we'd have no time to do anything else. Furthermore, this is just a waste of time for everyone -- if her condition is as dire as you claim, by the time you actually get enough signatures to present to these mystery organizations AND they take the time to actually act on it, she'll be dead. You wanna do something useful? Instead of trying to get us all weepy and involved in what is a hopeless situation, why don't you devote your time to actually making your friend's last days better? That's what somebody who REALLY has a "sympathetic compassionate bone in his body" would do instead of laying this desperation and guilt trip on a bunch of strangers under the guise being part of the BDSM community. And if the geography is a problem since she's in Cal and you're in Canada, then show your compassion by volunteering at a hospice or something. But don't act like such a do-gooder because of the 5 minutes you've spent behind your keyboard trying to get everyone else involved.
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