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Originally written by Lady Davida:

But honestly, I place the value of life over the value of the choice between life and death.

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Originally written by Laurana:

Although - do you think legalising assited death might open opportunities to hide murder? Say, to get rid of terminally ill or heavily disabled relatives who are a constant burden on their families? (This is just an example, think "frail old rich Auntie" or something)

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Originally written by Milu:

A variant of Angband (called PernAngband!) was loosely based on the world of Dragonriders of Pern, and the author of the books didn't like the idea. The game had to be removed from the net. So, I wouldn't put names from those books into my scenarios...

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Originally written by Synergy67:

It's a highly tricky one, this matter, no matter where we land on the issue. Pinning down how to handle it legally looks complicated, though to me, it could start as simple as, if you require being hooked up to some machine to keep living, you should have the right to disconnect the thing and turn it off and whatever happens after that is what happens.

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Incidentally, there's really no need to delete the question once you have an answer.

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Yeah, but it was showing part of my code...

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And Thuryl, thanks for your help - I've got it working perfectly now. (Apart from the screams - is there any way I can muffle those?)

- Archmagus Micael

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Incidentally, there's really no need to delete the question once you have an answer.

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Yeah, but it was showing part of my code...

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And Thuryl, thanks for your help - I've got it working perfectly now. (Apart from the screams - is there any way I can muffle those?)

- Archmagus Micael

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Originally written by Aranea Hirsuta:

There are many possible axes/dimensions of a political spectrum based upon the many values a person can have. But given that politics is primarily about how governmental power is organized/distributed througout society, doesn't it make sense to organized it based upon how centralized the power is? So one end should be utter anarchy, the other Stalinist Russia/China/Third and Fourth Reichs (hopefully only Third :D ). Say that the anarchy side is the left, and the fascist side is the right. I would lean a bit left of center I guess. I would describe many of my political beliefs as libertarian. Though regulation is needed in many cases.

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I don't pretend to have all of the answers here, but society should not be bearing the cost.

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But the point is that we cannot allow these people to feel that what they have done is ok. They have irresponsibly used their sexual faculty and they must understand that they cannot shove off their problems to others.

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Will the party notice this?

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Will the party notice this?

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If someone will take that job for $4, why should the company get penalized? It is a free market, and no one is forced to take a job they don't want.

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In the USA, parents can choose to send their kids to any school they wish. There are catches, like being a resident, or having money, or having a differently capable child, or member of a church. It may be different than in Australia.

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