What Tom said. I will say, though, that while I don't think I would use the word brave...
Sareitha Sedai Send a noteboard - 10/10/2014 04:55:23 PM
I do think it's reasonable to assume that someone who does not share your view of the morality of suicide presumably also does not share your certainty of or belief in what comes after life. I would argue that staying alive "just in case," since it's the devil you know (so to speak), could be seen as the easier choice.
If you are from Betelgeuse, please have one of your Earth friends read what I've written before you respond. Or try concentrating harder.
"The trophy problem has become extreme."
"The trophy problem has become extreme."
What is "brave" about avoiding pain or embarassment?
- 10/10/2014 02:07:50 AM
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The word "brave", like the word "hero", was destroyed in the 1980s or so.
- 10/10/2014 02:38:49 PM
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What Tom said. I will say, though, that while I don't think I would use the word brave...
- 10/10/2014 04:55:23 PM
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I really do hate that words are being intentionally misconstrued to alter the tone of conversations.
- 11/10/2014 02:03:32 AM
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No evidence of a 'God', no point projecting your morality on to others
- 13/10/2014 06:54:31 PM
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Which is not remotely what I was doing.
- 13/10/2014 11:15:48 PM
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You were doing it plenty, it made up 75% of your post
- 14/10/2014 01:37:28 AM
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Well, it's always nice to see new people here, since you plainly don't know me at all...
- 15/10/2014 10:09:18 AM
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For the same reason you feel like you can apply your morals to suicide.
- 17/10/2014 12:51:37 AM
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Motivation is irrelevant to bravery. Only the obstacles to the motivation matter.
- 15/10/2014 01:15:33 PM
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I'm confused. Are you saying there is no such thing as courage? *NM*
- 16/10/2014 02:25:36 AM
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