@ProfVocateur@DavidG_the_real@DiedSuddenly_ If the drug causes the effect, regardless of whether that was the initial intended effect, it is still a drug "for that effect."
@BowTiedRanger Part of the problem is pervasive envy. If one village gets a well and the neighboring village does not, they will destroy the well, leaving nothing for anyone.
Dad: I worked and saved all my life. Instead of blowing through all my money before I die, I will give it to my son.
Son: Thank you, father. This will help me raise a family of my own.
Freelance Journalist Abi Wilkinson: Isn't there someone you forgot to ask?
@h1tm3cl0wn You're wrong, neither is excusable by definition. What you would call "excusable murder" likely falls under self-defense, or you're just evil.
@khoomeik Your premise is communistic in nature. Stopping at an arbitrary point makes no sense. Just own the principle.
I, for one, want people to be in control of their will, not be forced to do whatever maximizes society's wealth.
@peacefreak_sa @terfnurse @Tony_Gehring The bridal dress per se is enough. She would say it's antisocial for the mother or sister to wear a bridal dress too, and she'd be right.
@avidseries@MattWalshBlog Ownership is roughly defined by who rightfully controls something, not merely who possesses it at that moment. The people in the government have no right to your things, regardless of whether or not they actually have it.
@fyrewede@elonmusk You can enter a virtual world with all your Christian buddies and be free from what bothers you about this world. Perhaps your soul will benefit from being sucked by the machine.