I'm completely on track. If we can't spend money to <b>save a person's life</b>, then why spend it to get rid of an infection from a piercing that they should have known better not to do?Mikeinsmd said:C'mon G.O. Stay on track. HUGE difference between an adolescent trying to pierce her belley button and an adult trying to kill themselves...
So you don't see the difference between someone who is trying to kill themself and someone who isn't?Goofing_Off said:
I think it's sexy to a point. But on some level, piercings other than earlobes look uncomfortable to me. A while ago I saw a Goth teenager in the grocery store. He had his earlobe stretched out and a thin section of pipe inserted into the hole. You could have hung a potted plant from his earlobe.Mikeinsmd said:
I see two people who are willfully doing things to themselves, one resulting in death (more serious) and one resulting in injury or illness (less serious). By your own argument, it is wasting public funds, in the form of a police call, to save a person's life, which is more serious, so therefore it should be wasting public funds, in the form of a 911 call, to help the injured person, which is less serious. In fact, it should be wasting public resources to accomplish anything that is less serious than saving a life.vraiblonde said:
And if you are to follow your OWN thinking to its conclusion, you'd quit trying to second-guess God when HE decides it's time to call His children home.Goofing_Off said:
