ishyB
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ORIGINAL: ishyB Greetings Bella, Quick question, I hope you don't mind... What are you advocating is the moral thing to happen to Daddysprop? I mean, you're big problem here seems to be consent and the fact that she legally is not able to give consent. I'd say the moral thing to do is for her to go to court and get re-assessed, to see if her life is stable enough that she is able to make her own decisions. Then for her to get intensive therapy and a support network together to help her realize that she doesn't need to be abused to the point that her life is in danger in order to be happy. Moral in what way? You're dragging legalities into this, but do you or do you not agree that laws should be created to serve the people.... NOT to control them. If your stand is that laws serve the people, you also have to realize that legal does not equal right, or moral, or just. The law does the best it can, but very many laws do not serve the people at all, not as a group and not as individuals. quote:
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You say that the fact that her guardian uses his legal powers over her to do exactly what she claims she want to have done to her is being abusive of his power over her and makes him a predator. Actually that wasn't quite my logic. My logic was that he sought out an emotionally disturbed woman to have a M/s relationship with, which is disturbing enough, and rather than use his power over her to help her better herself he instead batters her and puts her in hospital. Basically my problem with him is that he knowingly entered that type of relationship with someone who was at a disadvantage. Like I said earlier, it reminds me of someone who goes to a nursing home to tell the Alzheimers patients he's their high school sweetheart, then feels all proud of himself for sleeping with 3 women in one night. It's pathetic and it's weak. So what if he does? By doing that he is NOT seeking out woman who do not consent and making them miserable by trying to force them to abide by his ways... quote:
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In effect, you are thus saying that the ethical thing to do in this situation in to force two people, who do not bother anybody else with their life and relationship and both say they are perfectly happy, to go into a situation where other people would come in, decide over their lives, make them both miserable... all because it would serve some sick sense of "justice" in the social sense... simple because you happen to the type of person that would never be happy in such a relationship? I think at the very least, an outside force should terminate his guardianship, as he's shown he's not able to care for a legal ward, and then assess their relationship with all the facts, not just the ones online, to determine if there has been a crime committed. Okay, let’s play the "outside objective force" game. An outside objective force comes in and examines Daddysprop's, Irishmist's and my life. They come to the conclusion that the three of us would all seek out men that would be willing to kill them in certain circumstances. Men that would be considered abusive by a large part of the population. They also come to the conclusion that we all claim to be happy and fulfilled with these men, as do the men say that they are happy and fulfilled with having us. Lastly, it is found that, if by force we would be taken away from these men and left to our own devices, we would go back to find other men and start exactly the same type of relationship all over again, the same thing again applies to the men. So... you are basically saying that the just and moral thing to do here is to take Daddysprop, Irishmist and me, and lock us up in a therapy center, forcing us to undergo therapy (brainwashing?) until we react exactly to men and relationships as you seem to think we should. Same thing applies to the men... lock them up and force them to undergo brainwashing -euhm therapy- until they do exactly what you -society?- thinks they should do. This would make everybody happy I assume? Including the people involved? Or it would just make you sleep easier at night, because it was easier for you to understand and process? And... this is consenting adults we are still talking about right? Consenting meaning PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT AT ALL ASKING FOR ANY HELP WHATSOEVER. quote:
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Now if Daddyspop was screaming for help, sure, I could see how it would feel it was your moral obligation to help her. But to go stick your nose into other people's business who have repeatedly expressed that they do not require any assistance... My nose isn't that big, hon. She's broadcasting her business. I'm just responding to it. Okay, you are right, your nose isn't that big, I can attest to that... But you are wrong that you are not sticking your small nose into her business Bella... She is not broadcasting her business, screaming for you to come help and save her... she is just trying to have a conversation about a topic of mutual interest to you both. And you -after hearing her opinion, trying to change it by words and failing at that- have openly stated that you would call the cops in an attempt to conform her opinion with your own. You feel that she should be made to go to therapy -to improve- just because you do not agree with the way she is feeling. quote:
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Ethically speaking... -and let's leave legal formalities out of this, because we both know that legalities are not a reflection of ethics, but a reflection of geography and time period- what do you feel gives you the right to do that? I don't see it as a right. I see it as a responsibility. You see it as your responsibility to go save a bunch of people, who do not want help, have not asked for it, are not bothering anyone, do not affect your life in any way, just because they happen to have a different lifestyle than you do. And before you bring legalities back into play... Homosexuality was and still is illegal in a lot of places. Do you see it as your moral responsibility to go report homosexuals in those regions to make sure that they are brainwashed until they confirm with the legal set of standards that happen to be imposed in their culture in their time period? Again, when dealing with people that are asking for help, or are bothering people that do not wish to be bothered by their behavior, you are talking about different things... but I haven't seen anybody here cry for help... have you? I wish you well, ishy
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