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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Nou, is the whole Nordic-Anglo superiority kick you are on lately just a bit of a joke on your part, or is that actually the way you feel?
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Making fun of Eric and Jay for being so stereotypically Italian-American is not superiority kick. :p |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
God you are honestly so ing clueless, Nou. Go volunteer on a psych ward, and listen to those people's life stories - really listen - and then come back here and say all the ignorant you're saying. Don't forget to tell those people how weak-minded they are, while you're at it. |
Do you support assisted suicide for these people? |
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| MeLLyMeL |
| quote: | Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
That is by far one of the most disgusting things I have ever read here.
Very sick mindset melly. Very sick.
How much more guts would it have taken to ing DEAL WITH THE SITUATION?
It takes no guts to kill yourself because there are no consequences. You are dead, you don't have to deal with the hurt and pain your severance makes with the world around you. Its a ing cop-out. |
I don't find it disgusting at all. Maybe you read what I said wrong??
Obviously now I have been better since his death.. it was just this weekend that I had a little bit of trouble missing my friend. The one thing that bothered me most after his death was the image in my head that he put a gun to his head and ACTUALLY PULLED THE TRIGGER.
You know I am one of the people who definitely wanted him to handle the situation.. to get through this little hump in life but he had an extremely depressive 3 years. Nothing went his way..
I def don't think this was a cop-out and I do think strength is needed. I don't think people just say "oh i want ot kill myself.. let me just do it".. it's alot more than that. This was planned.. for who knows how long.. I saw him 3 times during the last 3 months of his life and everything I think about just has me wonder if he knew then what was going to happen. Everything has a different meaning. His last hug.. his last goodbye to me... |
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| Joss Weatherby |
I think this is where you guys are getting confused. If these people have deep, unsolvable mental issues than maybe some sort of assisted suicide program like we have in Washington State for terminally ill patients is valid. It still needs to be vetted by doctors and the families should be allowed to collect themselves and prepare themselves for the departure of their loved ones.
Them going out and shooting themselves in the back yard with out telling anyone, or slicing their wrists in a bathtub, or hanging themselves from the rafters for a family member to stumble upon is NOT the way they should go about it. That is just going to hurt people. |
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| Silky Johnson |
| I support assisted suicide for whoever needs it. I already said that in this thread. If pills, therapy, and ECT don't work, I see no reason why people at the end of their rope shouldn't be be allowed (lol BE ALLOWED TO MAKE A CHOICE CONCERNING THEIR OWN LIFE) to end it. |
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
| quote: | Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
Making fun of Eric and Jay for being so stereotypically Italian-American is not superiority kick. :p |
But then there was this, too:
| quote: | Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
I say this because I found the US education system to be slow and not up to my standards, so I never finished because I got bored. Why do homework when I ace the tests? I never graduated HS but I have worked in the software development industry and now I have interested from a large defense contractor in the research/simulation work that I am doing... So really its just most are retarded from genetic make up.
My fathers side was almost entirely made up of British/Scottish decent, and my mothers side is 100% Scandinavian. Minus the fact that Scottish can be somewhat stupid sometimes I think that my racial and national make up are vastly superior. :) |
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| MeLLyMeL |
| quote: | Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
I think this is where you guys are getting confused. If these people have deep, unsolvable mental issues than maybe some sort of assisted suicide program like we have in Washington State for terminally ill patients is valid. It still needs to be vetted by doctors and the families should be allowed to collect themselves and prepare themselves for the departure of their loved ones.
Them going out and shooting themselves in the back yard with out telling anyone, or slicing their wrists in a bathtub, or hanging themselves from the rafters for a family member to stumble upon is NOT the way they should go about it. That is just going to hurt people. |
But this is a whole different topic... |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
But then there was this, too:
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Compared to people in the US that are a hodgepodge of every european country yes.
I think that lineages that stay inside their national and for a larger sense genetic lines tend to do better. A strong sense of national identity and racial identity can never be a bad thing in terms of dealing with social structures and institutions within those groups.
The problem in the US is that there is no national or racial identity. I mean we have a lot of amazing things, but the culture that it ends up as is basically mediocre. You look at Asians and they tend to be over all more intelligent and diligent and I think that comes from them being homogeneous for the most part. They have a very pure culture which comes from a strong national and racial identity.
Once you have those then people can begin to see things as working as part of group for a greater good than just themselves.
In the US we don't see that, since we have no one national or racial identity, our views on the group as a whole are somewhat baseless and that leads to a weakening society.
Thats just something I been formulating for the last few months. Who knows how true it is, but its an interesting way to look at things. |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
I support assisted suicide for whoever needs it. I already said that in this thread. If pills, therapy, and ECT don't work, I see no reason why people at the end of their rope shouldn't be be allowed (lol BE ALLOWED TO MAKE A CHOICE CONCERNING THEIR OWN LIFE) to end it. |
But you agree a sudden and violent departure is not a good way to handle it right? I mean not allowing the families to get their books in order is just going to cause harm to them. |
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| Lira |
| Wow, Nou... just wow. |
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| EricB. |
| quote: | Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
But this is a whole different topic... |
hes only doing it for attention. anyway he can get it. hes a fake and a fraud. the quicker you leave him alone the quicker his screen will turn black and he can see his reflection |
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| Silky Johnson |
| No, I don't agree with that at all. I think it's irrelevant, as it's a personal choice and it's not up to me to judge what is the "right" way for another person to handle their own ing life. |
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