On a side note...I remember a documentary showing how every mammal they studied and some birds have a way of getting intoxicated. So we aren't the only ones that do it.
BOY THIS MAKES ME MAD !!!!!!!!!
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JD7.62;1933469; said:Yes, technology has kept you alive, but you are weak and taxing the healthy with your genetic disease and now if you reproduce (and I hope you dont) you can ensure that this disease can continue.
You see, you are arrogant enough to say who and who doesnt have a right to life so I thought I could go down to your level and decide that people like you dont have a right to life. Feels good to have a disease now doesnt it? I of course do not actually feel this way, just trying to show how ignorant and arrogant you sound despite the fact I bet you are one of those self proclaimed individuals with an "open mind"
Diabetes is a condition, not a disease. You can't catch diabetes from anyone else.
Also, if diabetes and all other medical conditions were never treated, or even if they were cured, the strain on our economy would be so great as to completely destroy it. Like it or not, the medical industry is the largest single economic industry in this country, and provides jobs for 14 million americans.
Other than that, I agree with your first post about looking at it from the other side.
Hawkfish3.0;1933586; said:
To clarify, I was just using him and his "condition" against him the way he used the other fellas mis-judgment as an excuse to not have a "right to live" and I do not actually believe in what I said. Hell, I'd be out of a job if that was the case, for that matter I wouldn't be alive either as two summers ago I contracted a bacterial infection that can kill in a few days if not promptly treated!!
I also understand your point. And I did see the clarification you included with the original statement.JD7.62;1933750; said:
But no, respectfully, not everyone has the "right" to live.
I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree, on this one.
that happened down here in florida and the kid was a dumb ass redneck... pardon my french, but typically the alligators would be moved to a non populated area more north and since they were unsure which gator did it, they had to catch and kill till they found it. There was a designated number of gators they were legal able to kill till they had to give up.
But this is what we deal with when gators and people co habitat an area.
But this is what we deal with when gators and people co habitat an area.
Remember that line from Broken Arrow?JBarlak;1948189; said:
"I don't know what's scarier. The fact that we lost a nuclear weapon, or the fact that it happens often enough that there is already a term for it."
I guess people have been swimming with alligators long enough that the laws are already sorted out.
