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Does it exist?
Care to give your definition of it?
Eh... being indifferent to that which is immoral.
Too much of it exists.
I have to agree with 100%. Some people just watch as immorality runs rampant right before their eyes, and if it doesn't affect them, they don't care.
However, I would have to disagree as well, since immorality is completely subjective to the culture of the society your living in. One person may see it as immoral, while others see it as ethical.
yesterday in a cab
The Pakistani driver, told that his 2 year old daughter got an ear infection 3 months ago, she can no longer hear. hence her speaking capabilities have worsened to the extent of no talking.
The doctor has not given them the papers to go to hospital so she can be treated. Three times in a row.
immoral passivity?
Cheeseman1208, for the sake of this discussion, we must assume that there is an objective and rational system of morality with which we use as an axiom, or group of axioms to deduce whether some action, or inaction is immoral.
How do you define morality?
I agree if each allows the other their say.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheeseman1208
Think Edmund Burke. :whistling
I would agree with that kev - but should we be kind and quote the famous line or should we let them use the power of Google for something more fruitful than normal :)Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
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Fruitful, indeed - like, melons, or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigglesI would agree with that kev - but should we be kind and quote the famous line or should we let them use the power of Google for something more fruitful than normal :)Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
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Oranges are not the only fruit
*I vaguely recall us doing that obscure reference before*
In WWII, in holland they called the passives - www'rs
which means: Eerst Weten Wei Wint
(first find out who wins)
It was me, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Biggles
I also tied it, albeit tenuously( and heartlessly, in retrospect), to the actress who played Marmalade Atkins- Charlotte Coleman, who had recently died. She was the main protagonist in yon Jeanette Winterson novel/BBC2 play.
RIP.
http://www.rbgilbert.com/images/7_days_pic.jpg
Such a beauty.
That is sad :( I never realised she had died - only 33 and of asthma too. Poor woman. RIPQuote:
Originally Posted by chaliceIt was me, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Biggles
I also tied it, albeit tenuously( and heartlessly, in retrospect), to the actress who played Marmalade Atkins- Charlotte Coleman, who had recently died. She was the main protogonist in yon Jeanette Winterson novel/BBC2 play.
RIP.
http://www.rbgilbert.com/images/7_days_pic.jpg
Such a beauty.
She was fantastic in Oranges - it was both funny and beautifully written and played. Geraldine McEwan was magnificent as the religious fruitcake mother.
Wurzil Gummidge will never be the same... I didnt know she was dead.
RIP :(
sounds like criminal negligence to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by 100%
There is. Both sides make use of their.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ænima
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ænima
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