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Old March 31st 04, 03:02 PM
Shirley
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"Paul Tomblin":
As selfish as the people that want to keep
someone alive that is suffering terribly?


"Tom Sixkiller" wrote:
As selfish as the people that want to keep
someone alive that is suffering terribly?


I don't think that was the implication, nor does it apply to this scenario.
There are other ways to go, if one chooses, without causing that much trauma to
unsuspecting people. The pilot, the youngster, and anyone else who witnessed
the aftermath didn't have a say in being part of that "blaze of glory." I think
that's what was being referred to as "selfish."
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Old March 31st 04, 03:30 PM
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In a previous article, unicate (Shirley) said:
"Paul Tomblin":
As selfish as the people that want to keep
someone alive that is suffering terribly?


I never said that. Learn how to quote, idiot.


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and no PHBs anywhere in sight.
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Old March 31st 04, 03:47 PM
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In a previous article, "Tom Sixkiller" said:
"Paul Tomblin" wrote in message
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In a previous article, unicate (Shirley) said:
"Paul Tomblin":
As selfish as the people that want to keep
someone alive that is suffering terribly?


I never said that. Learn how to quote, idiot.


You said: " If I hadn't realized that suicide is an inherently selfish
and terrible thing to do others, I would have been dead 20 years ago."


I know what I said. "Shirley" stated that I said something entirely
different.


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Old March 31st 04, 05:56 PM
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(Paul Tomblin):

I never said that. Learn how to quote, idiot.


I apologize for the error in attribution, but it was an honest mistake. Nice of
you to point it out so politely.

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Old March 31st 04, 03:43 PM
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"Shirley" wrote in message
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"Paul Tomblin":
As selfish as the people that want to keep
someone alive that is suffering terribly?


"Tom Sixkiller" wrote:
As selfish as the people that want to keep
someone alive that is suffering terribly?


I don't think that was the implication, nor does it apply to this

scenario.
There are other ways to go, if one chooses, without causing that much

trauma to
unsuspecting people. The pilot, the youngster, and anyone else who

witnessed
the aftermath didn't have a say in being part of that "blaze of glory." I

think
that's what was being referred to as "selfish."


Agreed, but I'm not sure that was Paul's context. I'm guesstimating that the
old man in this case did not consider other consequences of his actions. As
he was suffering from a brain tumor, that entirely possible.

A more extreme example would be the fellow a few years back that hung
himself in such a place that his estranged wife would be the one to find his
body.




 




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