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This! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnMoDDbEccE&feature=related

My antivirus also provides an asian guy who quickly checks every website I'm going to visit. He only sleeps and eats when I do.

I ran 10km few weeks ago! Wait, was I supposed to speak about nazis instead?

tommylaw 说:

Taateli, stop being a retard.

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I beg your pardon, I guess I got carried away a little.

But is there a difference between fantasy and reality?

If I agree to not to agree? If I pay a prostitute to let me rape her?

If it's part of the deal, I guess.

Swadius 说:

Ashmond 说:

However, there is no consensus as to precise nature of what in particular should or should not be regarded as a human right in any of the preceding senses, and the abstract concept of human rights has been a subject of intense philosophical debate and criticism.

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I guess my thinking is along the lines of assault and robbery, not rape.  Why?  I dunno.  Like I originally stated, I've never really thought about this.

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Prostitution is not the only occupation where a people can sell or rent out the services of their bodies. Any employment is selling the services of ones body, getting raped while working in a coal mine is still rape, whether or not the services you are selling match those of the crime is irrelevant.

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What if you sell... rape?

Point is that a prostitute isn't selling her body, she's taking money for sex. As Archonsod said, there's a difference between services and goods. If the case is that you're really selling your body, like your liver or something, then refusing to give money and threatening you with a knife instead would possibly be a robbery. It ain't a robbery if I go to have a massage and refuse to pay for it.

Well, why does a person who builds wooden toy animals for living enjoy the same rights as the average person who keeps their head down, just trying to survive one day to the next?

Ashmond 说:

The thing is, why does a person who places their flesh up for sale enjoy the same rights as the average person who keeps their head down, just trying to survive one day to the next.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights

Pierce Elliot 说:

Taateli 说:

If I take boxing lessons and beat my couch to death, why should it be called a murder?

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I think you just objectified women with that message, but by that notion I'm disgusted by what I think you just tried to say.

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And I'm afraid you actually didn't get what I was trying to say. Did I forgot to add [sarcasm] and [/sarcasm]?

If I take boxing lessons and beat my couch to death, why should it be called a murder?

Oh **** me in the eye. The referee couldn't handle the game at all. Why didn't the dutch get a corner kick after hitting the wall? What was that red card? The spaniards are better actors than players.

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Taateli 说:

To everybody who said they'd want to live forever: enjoy your eternal floating in the middle of nowhere after earth is destroyed.

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You have not actually read this thread, have you? I said I would like to live forever and I am perfectly aware of what happens to earth and to the whole universe ( if the scientists are correct). Do you think humans will have the same level of technology for the next few billions of years? That progress will stop?

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Ye' I didn't. But how would you spend your time in the case you had to float in the space eternally? Count sheep?

To everybody who said they'd want to live forever: enjoy your eternal floating in the middle of nowhere after earth is destroyed.

Captain Pyjama Shark 说:

So the OP is retarded, but I have a point of my own to make.

Why the **** are prisoners allowed to lift weights?  Why don't we like force them to practice yoga instead?  I am very afraid of an ex-convict who returns from prison with the ability to benchpress cars.  I am not scared of an ex-convict who can fold himself into a pretzel.

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And unlike adrenaline and testosterone, meditating and practicing yoga may make the prisoners more peaceful and less murderous.

I had the anxiety disorder, it was quite fun for a while. At least it's less boring than depression, wouldn't want to suffer from that one. Most difficult part with my anxiety was the fact that for like six months I was 24/7 afraid that I had gone insane and that I'd never be able to live normal life again. Well, I do very well nowadays and I feel uneasy very seldom, usually when I'm really bored and have nothing to do, under the effect of intoxicants, reminded of things associated with my former problems or in some very special situations, like when I see or try to imagine very wide spaces and big distances. Oh, and staring at some surfaces makes me still hallucinate a bit.

To the topic, I think mental illnesses are usually portraited very well and realistically. So well and realistically, that previously I couldn't watch movies or read literature dealing with them without feeling very uneasy. Anyway, making fun of things that are not normal is pretty much the root of all humor, so of course things like the crazy cat women from The Simpsons are usually viewed as funny. You don't find the crazy cat women offending, do you?

Iron Count 说:

Recommended reading: Michel Foucault's "Surveiller et Punir" ['Discipline and Punish'].

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I only read like the first fifty pages of the book, did he make any statement about what would be most reasonable way to deal with those who break the law?

Rock-paper-scissors between captains would be awesome, first to three wins.