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We still believe.
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If you were given the chance to kill one person, the person you hated more than anyone else in the world, consequence free, would you do it? There would be no lawful backlash on you whatsoever, you would just have your conscience and the memory of the act.
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I enjoy knives and fire.
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Spice Master
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Heck yes I would.
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Psychedelics are illegal not because a loving government is concerned that you may jump out of a third story window. Psychedelics are illegal because they dissolve opinion structures and culturally laid down models of behavior and information processing.
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1 thing leads to another.
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Nope, or at least not now.
If someone were to kill someone I loved dearly, my answer would probably change. I would never do it out of rage though, would have to be a rational decision putting immediate emotion aside. |
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See, I can't think of anyone that I really hate, like...enough to kill. I wouldn't kill anyone I've never met even though I "hate" them. (Like Rosie O'Donnell...yea I hate her a ton, but I wouldn't actually kill her, 'cause I don't know her).
So that just leaves people that I know. And, while there's a small handful of people that I know and hate, I don't hate them enough to actually kill them. So no. -Ugly Bastard |
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