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Do y'all still pull the lever?
There was another study among college students that asked the question: if your dog and a stranger were drowning, and you could only save one, which would it be? Then variations were added such as the stranger being a young child vs a criminal and so on. All I can remember is that the answers were very interesting.
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You've also ruined the lives off 500 families.
With the benefit of hindsight sacrificing Jessica would most likely be the best option. However, doing so in the moment might prove impossible.
Who the fuck asked this stupid question!
I save my dog without regret or hesitation.
So I’m heading up I-5 into San Clemente around noon. Massive traffic jam, 5 mph for 10 miles or so. I figured a wreck ahead. Nope ...it was Jesus. Full white robe, long hair and facial hair.
On the overpass is Jesus holding a huge fucking cross! That wasn’t the problem. 2 hipster looking dudes were n his face screaming at him and had there fingers wagging in his face. Of course Jesus was just standing there taking their shit. I wish to Hell he would have knocked them out with his cross?
So that was what backed up interstate 5 on Easter Sunday. Only in So Cal can you see this shit
Good question what are you thoughts?
I am in no way saying it's as simple as I'm attempting to state or that it is a heartless decision, but, I believe that if I were in a position to save your child, hard2kills, mx12boy's, green's, borg's, early's, jabroni's, agn5009's, newmanns, Motomo's, and 490 other children on that train at the expense of my own.... I would have to try my best to save those 500 other kids.
That said – I hope my future child never reads this. Haha. Or they do and understand where I was trying to come from.
Sidenote; I'd be super curious to hear what Jessica's response to this situation would be? Would she give her life voluntarily to save 500 others? My brother died attempting to save the lives of 15 other kids on a school field trip, well, 15 other kids and a dog. I still think about him daily and the singular fact that he gave his life to give the others theirs is the only thing silver lining I can find on that cloud.
Sorry to hear about your brother (and the miscarriage) Holy shit...that must have been devastating for your family. Sounds like he died a hero ❤️
Hitler on board: Interesting question; pre or post WW2 i.e. do you know the horrors committed under his rule, and could this train accident stop them.
-You dont know/already happened: Save the 500, Hilter will get his in time.
-You do know and could prevent them: Save Jessica and millions of other people along with her.
-You do know and couldn't prevent them: Train full of Nazi d-bags- Save jessica
Train full of good humans- Let jessica die
Jessica is my kid: Cant say unbiased, i do not have children nor want them therefore i say save the 500.
Im also saving the stranger over my dog. I love my dog to death, but a human life is more important to me than any animal. My dog can be replaced, that stranger is someones kid/dad/mom/etc and that cannot be replaced.
And if I were the father of one of the kids on that train, I'd look at the guy who saved his daughter and say, "I understand."
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Whilst Jessica's father was incarcerated her new stepfather turned out to be a complete asshole causing Jessica and her mother to turn to substance abuse and sell themselves to fund their addiction. The families of 102 train wreck victims were also severely affected by the deaths of their loved ones to various degrees including multiple homicide as one of the teenagers sunk into severe depression after the loss of their parents and killed his new Foster family.
Jessica's father couldn't handle his actions that day and at a later date threw himself off the very bridge which cost the lives of the 500. This is before he was sentenced.
Or he was killed by one of the wreck victims family members.
And so on.... .
I believe we can always rest in our decisions-circumstances (right or wrong) knowing that it is all working together for the good in some grand way.
I also felt like he died trying to save the dog; saving the other kids was a bi-product, haha.
Here's a good video on this topic that puts people in this exact situation.
By the way, I'd step in front of that speeding train in less than a heartbeat if I knew it would save my kid, and I'd go to my grave a happy man.
Romans 5:6 For when we were yet without strength, in due time Christ died for the ungodly.
7 For scarcely for a righteous man will one die: yet peradventure for a good man some would even dare to die.
8 But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.
Most here admit to wanting to save their kid, but then try to justify it. It’s the illogical decision to save 1 versus 500. Yet few here are willing to admit it. They are openly ok with doing what is worse for society in this scenario.
Pretty much explains humans in general. Me first.
Not that there is anything evil about that. I appreciate the honesty.
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