Thread: 6 people die trying to save a life not worth saving
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Old 06-09-2007, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by aklim View Post
I partially agree with that. Change of behavior and lifestyle MIGHT, not always will, limit the damage that has been done. What I am saying is that while that is true, the fact still remains that it was their yesterday's actions that are coming back to haunt them today and that they are NOT innocent when it comes to determining guilt.

Yes, I stopped whoring around and my illness is only herpes. If I go on whoring around, it could be much more and worse. True. However, that I stopped whoring around for the last 5 years, in no way changes the fact that I got herpes thru MY OWN FAULT. My point is that, IMO, there are few people that got into trouble thru no fault of their own as opposed to many more who did something yesterday that caused today's problem.
Ahhh but my friend, we are all human and human will make mistakes. And yes, I agree 100% with you that everything can be pretty much traced back to a mistake on out part. Some people die because of somebody else's mistake (drunk driving), some people will get something that they were bound to get due to genetics, IE ovarian and breast cancer.
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