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Samus

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Everything posted by Samus

  1. Captain America still crying about that fossil
  2. lmao good conclusion, i'll try have something more relevant to majority of people tomorrow
  3. hahahaha took you long enough, i would have probably quit by third or fourth message of the conversation if i had to read it. thanks for ruining the thread
  4. good point yeah
  5. that's your mum though? You only ever ever get one of those. Your mum being killed could've affected your family members in soooooo many different types of ways over the years, some people can even kill theirselves at such news. Personally there's no way i'm just simply carrying on before as usual for my mum I think the most logical thing to do is not to snitch, but that's my mum and I would think my emotions would get the better of me here
  6. Let's play a game Your mother was killed in a car accident 20 years ago. However the killer has never been found. Your partner comes to u confessing a dark secret, that they had hit someone 20 years ago, you ask detailed questions and things eventually add up in your head. If you snitch, your partner will get executed. You are also about to have your first child together with said partner. What are you doing? What would you do and why? Reply below with what you would do and why? Guys please try to answer this with your emotions involved too, not with what you think is the most "logical" or "honourable" thing to do.
  7. yeah exactly how i'd see it
  8. I don't think I could ever bring myself to physically do it
  9. these type of replies are useless. we're talking about hypothetical scenarios which will most likely never happen to anyone no one gave context to the country you're in, the world is so much bigger than america, so it's not valid you use that as a base for your argument
  10. that's not how you play the game Lys!
  11. Let's play a game You are held captive at a concentration camp and your son tries to escape but gets caught. He is ordered to be hung but you must be the one to pull the chair, meaning you will live with the fact u killed him. If u don’t, your inmates children get hung as well as your son. What do you do? What would you do and why? Reply below with what you would do and why? Guys please try to answer this with your emotions involved too, not with what you think is the most "logical" or "honourable" thing to do.
  12. sisters, brothers, cousins, parents etc
  13. Remember you have your family at stake, personally. If I had kids & a wife, I would absolutely not open the door for him. Putting my life at stake for the greater good of another human is worth doing kinda, but the possibility of something ever happening to my wife and kids is something I would regret forever and for me prevention is better than cure. Btw guys there are no right/wrong answers in a morality test i'll have another one tomorrow i'll try to be more detailed
  14. why is his life sacred? He is a killer. He deserves to die. You would be a)protecting yourself. b ) protecting society c) saving the taxpayers money and D) potentially saving another life somewhere as the resources needed to keep that killer alive would not be wasted and could be used to save someone elseI’m assuming he’s not a killer, you could read the OP either way. Also I’m not the judge and jury, how do I know he deserves to die? If I thought he was a murderer I’d be less inclined to risk my life, but I’m not in a position to play god. The man is still alive. There is no mention of how he got in that situation or mention of any other people. He has not been killed yet so therefore the killer cannot be assumed to be another person. Samus also address it as "he has three kids." That immediately follows Samus saying "the killer". Therefore, Samus is describing the killer as having three kids. So why would the killer having three kids matter if he was not the same man that was bleeding? Let me re clarify, sorry. There is a killer locally and this man is injured by said killer in the area, he appears at your door stop needing help to escape from the killer.
  15. You can live with that, knowing every morning you leave your house to go to work, you walked all over a spot you let another man die?
  16. if you open the door, there's a 50% chance the killer could run into your property to finish off the kill and eventually kill you and your family. Is that still a risk worth taking? there's always a risk, but you highly increase the risk of something bad happening to your family by opening your property and getting involved
  17. Let's play a game What would you do and why? I'll try to post a new one every/every other day. Reply below with what you would do and why?
  18. ill play if people actually role play, this could be fun
  19. wait there is no campaign? there's an alternative "campaign"
  20. so you mean to tell me no one here is playing this?
  21. https://twitter.com/anthonyjaymez/status/1051673294204592128?s=21
  22. I was todays years old when I discovered there were 2 types of Atheism :v Thanks anyhow

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