Friend of mine walked into a shop when we were 13 and jokingly asked for a packetwhiteblood said:I'll add that kids CAN'T BUY CIGARETTES presently
They handed him one, no questions asked.
I don't think that you can really say that.
Friend of mine walked into a shop when we were 13 and jokingly asked for a packetwhiteblood said:I'll add that kids CAN'T BUY CIGARETTES presently
Pretty much this 2IdealistCommi said:Pretty much thisSharPhoe said:Three words.
Screw. That. Crap.
I'm sorry, but no amount of money in the world will buy me out of my moral code.
It went from 2 million dollars to 125,000 dollars a year?Mr.Pandah said:if you are willing to run an advertising campaign aimed at kids for cigarrettes. One out of every ten kids that see any of these advertisements will end up becoming addicted. Subsequently, they will die due because of their habits.
Are you willing to take the job? Why or why not?
(This is purely hypothetical, I'm just curious as to how many people would actually take money over lives of their fellow men/women)
Interesting replies so far...
But how about this
You will be paid $125,000 dollars a year (without taxes and all that fun stuff that would bring it down to probably about 100,000), would you still do it?
signed. I'm going with Kant's categorical imperative here.SharPhoe said:Three words.
Screw. That. Crap.
I'm sorry, but no amount of money in the world will buy me out of my moral code.
You bastard.fanklok said:where do i sign
oh yeah why this is going to seem cold and heartless mostly because it is but killing 1 out of 10 faceless nameless people that i will likely never meet and will die at some point regardless
how is your internet connection in said box?geldonyetich said:Money isn't much of an incentive for me...
... I said from my cardboard box home.
Hooray!SharPhoe said:Three words.
Screw. That. Crap.