[ SECRET POST #2392 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2392 ⌋

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Comments

Re: A bad idea

[(Anonymous)]

I feel that people should be allowed to do whatever they want to their bodies, providing it doesn't harm others.

I also feel that when people knowingly engage in dangerous hobbies, they presumably do so with full knowledge of the risks involved. I can't really bring myself to feel sorry for somebody who ended up falling victim to a risk they knew they were taking.

I don't think these are incompatible opinions: I think you should have a right to fuck your body up however you like, but if your drug abuse kills you, I'm not likely to be very sad about it. You did it knowing you could die, and if you didn't consider that, that's really your own fault, isn't it?

Re: A bad idea

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty much this. If you take up, say, race car driving and get into an accident? Well, it's a dangerous sport and that's unfortunate, but you did make the decision. It's not like I feel no one should ever be allowed to make that decision just that there are very real consequences to it.