[Defending his earlier contention that if someone falsely accuses someone of murder, they deserve to be murdered.]
I still say you get what you deserve, such as by the way you act. That is why you deserve to be treated like a dirty bitch, since that is the way you act. If you jump out of a plane at 10, 000 feet without a parachute, yes, you deserve to die. It's pretty simple, if you ask me.
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Hey, dimwit, it's "do unto others as you would have done unto you", not "do unto others as they have done unto you". I'm pretty sure that even when you act stupidly, you don't want people killing you.
"I still say you get what you deserve, such as by the way you act."OK, I'll treat you like the judgemental, assoholic prat that you act like.
"That is why you deserve to be treated like a dirty bitch, since that is the way you act."
Oh, and to judgemental, assoholic prat, I'd like to add misogynistic pig.
"If you jump out of a plane at 10, 000 feet without a parachute, yes, you deserve to die."
OK, I'll agree with that.
"It's pretty simple, if you ask me."
Simple, yes, but wrong.
I've been saving this song, just for "Myspace Brian"...
Brian, eye for an eye, means EYE, not the whole body. One, you can´t kill somebody for accusing falsely. If not, disproportion rules and then, there is no justice. Second, if she jumps from a plane, she doesn´t "deserve" it´s a logical consequence. Check in a dictionary the word "deserve", instead of so much ad hominem arguments.
Matilde, I tried explaining that to him, and got "Wow! You must have slept with some people in high places to get admitted to any college, must less your beloved one."
First off, does it even make sense to murder someone for accusing someone else of murder? Under "eye for an eye," shouldn't the other guy just be accused, too?
Someone deserved to be murdered for slandering someone of murder?
Also what if that plane is on fire? Why would the person stay and die in the plane instead of jump out and have a possibility to live, why would they deserve to die?
I dunno. Cost-benefit analysis would indicate that there may be moments when jumping out at 10,000 feet with no parachute would be the viable option.
If there is a rabid, machete-wielding laser-bear in the plane coming at me, that 10,000 foot drop into a swampy field is looking pretty tempting.
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