i'm bored
it can be joke questions idc 
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do you lov me?
of course!!!
you make my day brighter whenever we get to talk -
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of course!!!
you make my day brighter whenever we get to talk
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it depends on the scenario you're using the rule in. for example, if you're in the middle of a terrorist attack, and you have the opportunity to shoot the attacker, then obviously, it's in your rights (and responsibility) to prevent them from killing people. but let's say in the case of death row inmates - is it okay to kill someone while they're in captivity and don't run the risk of killing again? i think no, because that kind of mentality breeds a culture of violence.
if you're talking about the famous trolley problem though, then yes. a person willing to let more people die because they think doing otherwise will hurt their sense of integrity, they probably don't have much integrity in the first place. it's like only caring about people in theory instead of actual practice. people should be willing to make sacrifices for the greater good - and letting people die while you could do be doing something about it is just as bad as trying to hurt them directly.
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Can you arrange for me to re-roll life as South Korean?
probably not.
enjoy your life in idaho. it seems like a cool state.
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it depends on the scenario you're using the rule in. for example, if you're in the middle of a terrorist attack, and you have the opportunity to shoot the attacker, then obviously, it's in your rights (and responsibility) to prevent them from killing people. but let's say in the case of death row inmates - is it okay to kill someone while they're in captivity and don't run the risk of killing again? i think no, because that kind of mentality breeds a culture of violence.
if you're talking about the famous trolley problem though, then yes. a person willing to let more people die because they think doing otherwise will hurt their sense of integrity, they probably don't have much integrity in the first place. it's like only caring about people in theory instead of actual practice. people should be willing to make sacrifices for the greater good - and letting people die while you could do be doing something about it is just as bad as trying to hurt them directly.
insightful
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If you were to change your first name to any other name, what would it be?
meredith or sabrina
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