CaramelSauce

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   by CaramelSauce 8y ago

   I
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   by CaramelSauce 8y ago

   I've seen this photo many times and have always wondered about the fate of the person in the picture considering how dangerous the elephant's foot is always said to be. It's good to hear that he's still alive and sounds
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   by CaramelSauce 8y ago

   Good is not the enemy of perfect. There are cases where disposable plates are more or less required. Food trucks/carts for example. One I frequent recently moved to using compostable plates.
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   by CaramelSauce 8y ago

   >There is no proof that people have free will Then this entire exchange was meaningless. In the absence of free will nothing matters. Nihilism at its finest.
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   by CaramelSauce 8y ago

   Suicide is not some inevitable, uncontrollable end to any disease or illness. It isn't cancer, or some other form of terminal illness. It is an active choice made by those who want to end their own life. If suicide and prescription dru
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   by CaramelSauce 8y ago

   In your first comment, "Some fail and end up in worse states emotionally & financially." which I responded to with my what-if, which was "But what about those who have failed their suicide attempt and eventually end up in
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   by CaramelSauce 8y ago

   I only mentioned a what-if example in response to your what-if example in your first comment. Medical-assisted suicide systems are already in place in numerous countries for terminally ill patients. Are you suggesting these systems be imple
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   by CaramelSauce 8y ago

   I don't think a low barrier to entry is a good idea for something as serious as medical-assisted suicide. Being in mental or physical pain, outside of absolute terminal illness, and being able to choose death for something that may ver