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IronBear -> RE: 'Death' as a hard limit (6/10/2010 10:43:21 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LuckyAlbatross
A) I believe in death of choice, there are many legitimate reasons a person may wish to end their life or put their life in risk of ending
B) As long as the body consented before death, I don't see the problem in necrophilia
This is one of the rare occasions I agree with LA (I do mean rare, rare than hen's teeth).
Lets look at it logically:
A): Ask any Mercenary or other combat forces of similar ilk and they will tell you that Death and the taking on one's life is a real choice rather then being left to be captured by an enemy who will mutilate and torture them just for fun. (Not joking here folks just stating reality). In many cultures, it is warrior's right to choose the time, place and method of his death unlerss it happens in battle. Also I know people (and have visited this place time after time except I have Neets to stay alive for), who live in horrific pain and crippling disabilities who are not afforded the necessary surgery or pain medications unless they can pay the over the top fees and costs themselves and thus are abandoned by societies who don't want top know unless they find themselves in a similar boat and a Government who on the public face decries people being forced to live like that and espouses a good lifestyle and yet refused to do a bloody thing and wants to forget these people who are costing them money. Some will say it is a coqward's qway out. Tough I say that let those people change places with those inflicted and see how long they want to, live in pain and lack of basic mobility and normal social activities when a wheelchair is outside their affordability.
B): I'm not a huge fan of necrophilia, but in my way of seeing things, if the consent was given, the body is treated with respect and no laws are broken or other people hurt then who are we to say it is wrong? It may seem wrong for most of us but we can not and should not speak for others. I say if you want to do thisd then dom it in private and speak not publicly about such things.
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