Gene363
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5 years ago
How many of your decisions during the pandemic only seem ethical to you because you can't know exactly who you might be killing?
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ZRX1200
5 years ago
Luckily I adopted the practice of flipping secret stranger off years ago so I don’t care.
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Mr. Jones
5 years ago
I hire from central America...
Then it just happens the way it does...
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RayR
5 years ago
My decisions couldn't have possibly killed anyone, why should I feel guilty?
The Progressive Butcher of New York on the other hand, his decisions have killed plenty, but he thinks it was all ethical and stuff
His lame excuse is he was taking orders from Trump, but it really helps that as a dictator he has no conscience.
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bgz
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5 years ago
I for one have been enjoying my new found happiness as a hermit.
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teedubbya
5 years ago
I like to spray
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Speyside
5 years ago
Great question Gene. I wish I had a great answer to reply with. I don't. The best answer I can offer you is this. I do what I think will cause the least damage, but I do not know it will do the least damage. I do know that is the best I can do. So ethically I will never have a problem with what I did. The problem I will have is learning I could have made a better choice.
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Smooth light
5 years ago
DELIVERY; makes no worries.

food, booze, smoke's, and net.
mast not required... been only going to the beach 🏖️, cause,

BEACH LIFE MATTERS!!!!
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BuckyB93
5 years ago
I generally (NINE!) haven't changed my day to day life as a result of it. Gotta wear face coverings at work, on pubic transportation, or while indoors visiting a business but that's pretty much it. I don't conscientiously engage in actions that are deemed dangerous to others so I don't worry about how my actions effect anything any more so than I previously did.

I'm not sure these count but when I bought some new bed pillows a few months back, I tore off those tags that said it's unlawful to remove by anyone other than the owner. I also sometimes open a seltzer water in Wal-Mart before I pay for it but so far there haven't been any negative consequences that I'm aware of.
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teedubbya
5 years ago
bassard!
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gummy jones
5 years ago

I generally (NINE!) haven't changed my day to day life as a result of it. Gotta wear face coverings at work, on pubic transportation, or while indoors visiting a business but that's pretty much it. I don't conscientiously engage in actions that are deemed dangerous to others so I don't worry about how my actions effect anything any more so than I previously did.

I'm not sure these count but when I bought some new bed pillows a few months back, I tore off those tags that said it's unlawful to remove by anyone other than the owner. I also sometimes open a seltzer water in Wal-Mart before I pay for it but so far there haven't been any negative consequences that I'm aware of.

BuckyB93 wrote:



You maniac

I read that those tags kill baby sea turtles and adolescent dolphins and stuff
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RayR
5 years ago
Tis The Season For Viral Transmission, COVID is the Grinch

Don't forget this festive fable by da Gubnernor Andrew Cuomo. He even sings a little diddy to celebrate like a Grinch as you spread da COVID by your bad decisions this holiday season.. 🎅🏾

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