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Re: Latter Day Saints (was:Re: God and the Devil and forgiveness (was Re: POV-RAY orange color))
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Wed, 8 Sep 1999 09:21:36 GMT
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Larry Pieniazek <lar@voyager.net> wrote
> Moz (Chris Moseley) wrote:
> > same reason that I don't fear that Larry will kill me and attempt to
> > buy off my next of kin. Doing so fits his moral outlook [1],
> but THIS is so outrageous that I have to ask where on earth this notion
> comes from...
Your comment that you have the right to speed because you can afford to
compensate my family should you kill me. You became silent when I asked
whether I could refuse to sell the item in question. I regard deliberate
negligance resulting in death as murder, for reasons I trust are clear.
> Please demonstrate a derivation from my first priniciple
Some of your positions are not compatible with that principle. Speeding
is one of them, unless you take a peculiar view of your obligations to
those around you.
> .... but I think you're sufficiently detatched from what I've been
> saying that you have no idea what my principles are or what derives from
> them.
Perhaps I just interpret what you say according to my worldview and not
yours. As most people do :)
Moz
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