Never done it, would never want to
Never done it, but wouldn't say no given the chance
Have done it, but would never do it again
Have done it, would happily do it again
No, you'd only do it in certain circumstances. That's already established. You seem to be getting prematurely defensive - nobody, myself included, has actually attacked your position yet!
Kindly leave the ad hominem stuff out... it does tend to indicate that you've run out of good points to make, y'know.
Nothing wrong with absolutes when they're clearly defined. One could generalise this poll even further, into a simple question of whether, having full knowledge of the situation, we would feel comfortable facilitating dishonest behaviour by others.
It's a clear and simple definition.
Abandon thy weasel words, sir, and either show precisely how the definition fails to capture certain potential circumstances, or STFU.
Asserting that something is invalid due to insufficient subtlety does not make it so. You must give proof by example.
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kiwibiker is full of love, an disrespect.
- mikey
An excellent example, and a good litmus test as to the nature of one's ethics - does one value an idealised standard of honesty above the pragmatism of the prostate?
Personally, I'd doubt that Person B would be able to maintain their emotional bond with Person A while engaged in what started as a purely physical relationship with Person C, with the most likely outcome being an eventual split.
It's easy to throw the concepts around in discussion, but the implementation thereof is oft bedeviled by unexpected consequences.
kiwibiker is full of love, an disrespect.
- mikey
The classic scenario is that the emotional bond between A and B is probably not sustainable well before the decision is made to involve a 3rd party. I fogot the word for it but there's a certain amount of frustration that needs to build up (like a "cognitive inertia") in order for the frustrated party to overcome those moral hurdles the first time.
As with all moral challenges, the 2nd incidence of the same thing is much more easily engaged in because it's not as novel, there's relatively little "incremental guilt" and it's familiar territory.
Like steal food to fee the family. It would pang the conscience, but the first time would be the worst, and for those brought up on a strict moral code the level of hunger would need to be higher to trigger that first incident than for anyone growing up under more fluid guidlenes regarding the spontaneous acquisition of property
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Of course not, you're still hoping that I shall spill the beans make myself an easy target... are you not?
However, considering the discussion so far I think I shall hold those cards close to my chest for a while longer. I'm afraid you'd be terribly disappointed anyway - which way is hard to say though.
It's getting a bit clearer what you mean - if you look below there are still a few things that need clarification IMHO:Originally Posted by jrandom
My objection is that there are plenty of other options than A. and B. I fail to see how I need to provide proof that it is indeed so.Originally Posted by jrandom
Furthermore, you are clearly passing moral judgment upon the person being queried, the options are worded in a way that is intended to induce a feeling of right and wrong. You have an agenda here I believe.
Besides - the question in the thread topic is 'Would you shag someone else's partner?' which is not the same as if 'we would feel comfortable facilitating dishonest behaviour by others'.
Ditto. But substitute invalid for wrong...Originally Posted by jrandom
It is preferential to refrain from the utilisation of grandiose verbiage in the circumstance that your intellectualisation can be expressed using comparatively simplistic lexicological entities. (...such as the word fuck.)
Remember your humanity, and forget the rest. - Joseph Rotblat
fuck as usual a simple question is being over analised, lets make it simpler -
the hot MILF from nextdoor comes over and wants you to pound her senseless, you know she is married. do you oblige?
tick a fucken box.
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"Wow, Great advise there DB."
WTB: Hyosung bikes or going or not.
Gordie is onto it
Now, bring on the "Would you bin someone else's bike" thread / poll
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It is preferential to refrain from the utilisation of grandiose verbiage in the circumstance that your intellectualisation can be expressed using comparatively simplistic lexicological entities. (...such as the word fuck.)
Remember your humanity, and forget the rest. - Joseph Rotblat
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