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12-01-2005, 03:32 AM
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Re: The Value of Human Life (a poll for BigSooner)
HMKpoker, theres two ways to go here. Utilitarian, (the greatest good); or deontology (outcome matters less than the morality of the action itself). Actually 4 ways to go... Utilitarian deontology virtue-based (should do whatever a person i look up to as a role model would do) divine belief (should do whatever god says to do) so your answer to this question depends on which of these you use to frame your ethical/moral belief system. I think also that a utilitarian (greater good) could go both ways on the issue. 
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12-01-2005, 09:23 AM
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Re: The Value of Human Life (a poll for BigSooner)
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HMKpoker, theres two ways to go here. Utilitarian, (the greatest good); or deontology (outcome matters less than the morality of the action itself). Actually 4 ways to go... Utilitarian deontology virtue-based (should do whatever a person i look up to as a role model would do) divine belief (should do whatever god says to do) so your answer to this question depends on which of these you use to frame your ethical/moral belief system. I think also that a utilitarian (greater good) could go both ways on the issue. [/ QUOTE ] No, there's more. Feminist (that which most advances the equality of women in society) PETA-ian (that which helps liberate the cute animals most) Lollypop Guildian (that which helps promote the existence, and eventually hostil takeover of the world by midgets from Oz) Discordian (five pounds of flax) l337 h4X0rian (7h47 \/\/h1(h pWns t3h m057 n00bs!!!!!!!11eleven) BigSoonerFan Mockian (that which furthers my plight to ridicule BigSoonerFan)
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12-01-2005, 12:43 PM
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Re: The Value of Human Life (a poll for BigSooner)
yeah but i don't know if those quite hold up to logic as well as the four i mentioned. Personally i think most responses to this thread fell into the Utilitarian/deontological category with a few people going with divine belief.
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12-01-2005, 09:01 PM
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Re: The Value of Human Life (a poll for BigSooner)
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BigSoonerFan Mockian (that which furthers my plight to ridicule BigSoonerFan) [/ QUOTE ] Unfortunately I don't have nearly as much time to ridicule you. Fortunately the idiocy of your posts stand out on its own.
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12-01-2005, 09:23 PM
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Re: The Value of Human Life (a poll for BigSooner)
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[ QUOTE ] BigSoonerFan Mockian (that which furthers my plight to ridicule BigSoonerFan) [/ QUOTE ] Unfortunately I don't have nearly as much time to ridicule you. Fortunately the idiocy of your posts stand out on its own. [/ QUOTE ] Ironically, it took you more characters to announce that you don't have time to ridicule me than I used in my latest jab.
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12-02-2005, 09:18 AM
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Re: The Value of Human Life (a poll for BigSooner)
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Ironically, it took you more characters to announce that you don't have time to ridicule me than I used in my latest jab. [/ QUOTE ] I took a little extra time. Straight from the presses, from Business Week Online: Top 10 Most Generous Philanthropists 1. Gordon and Betty Moore 2. Bill and Melinda Gats 3. Warren Buffett 4. George Soros 5. Eli and Edythe Broad 6. James and Virginia Stowers 7. The Walton Family 8. Alfren Mann 9. Michael and Susan Dell 10. Bigsoonerfan Least Generous Philanthropists 6,523,563,222 OJ Simpson 6,524,563,223 David Duke 6,524,563,224 Harry Karavan
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