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...originally reviewed April 21, 2007...I now have something to say regarding Sophies Choice Sophie's Choice, not in Grassian.In the novel Sophie's Choice, by William Styron (Vintage Books, 1976 -- the 1982 movie starred Meryl Streep & Kevin Kline), a Polish woman, Sophie... more
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Rated by cydemp on Sep 29, 2:21pm
Makes you think
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Rated by SigHolmes on Sep 15, 10:11pm
The issues that most people skim over rather than face.
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Rated by Shfoosmuck on Aug 08, 10:46am
From the page: "Tom[/Jane], hating his[/her] wife[/husband] and wanting her[/him] dead, puts poison in her[/his] coffee, thereby killing her[/him]. Joe[/Debbie] also hates his[/her] wife[/husband] and would like her[/him] dead. One day, Joe's[/Debbie's] wife[/husband] accidentally puts poison in her[/his] coffee, thinking it's cream. Joe[/Debbie] has the antidote, but he[/she] does not give it to her[/him]. Knowing that he[/she] is the only one who can save her[/him], he[/she] lets her[/him] die. Is Joe's[/Debbie's] failure to act as bad as Tom's[/Jane's] action?" Yeah. Fuck you.
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Rated by ChrystalStars on Jul 24, 7:05pm
I would hate to have to front up to any of these choices really.... Basically it boils down to what you can live with....
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Rated by TessaBunny on Jul 09, 6:50pm
this reminds me of the "book of questions" my friend and i read to each other to see where the other person fell morally. interesting conversations were had.
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Rated by geriartic1943 on Jul 02, 4:08pm
What are ethics anyway? If you think that the group is more important than the individual then you will not have problems with killing off old people because it makes more resources for the rest of the world where there appears to be limited resources. In todays world we want no individuals but a bunch of people all working for the better good. While it sounds good we have to understand that individuals lead while the group becomes a mob. An individual with a good moral compass will do the right thing. We all need to be individuals that question everything, that way we won't be led by immoral people who promise us everything but deliver only for their own benefit, while giving us crumbs. Chavez and Castro fall into this category.
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Rated by naziakhan85 on Jun 22, 10:59pm
some moral delimmas
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Rated by Morgakabol on Jun 20, 3:39pm
"these aren't dilemmas. they're all obvious unless you're completely blinded by sentimental bullshit. most of them equate to "option 1 makes you kill people directly but some still live while option 2 makes you kill even more people or everyone indirectly" which should be obvious." Ehh, just the first few. I liked it overall.
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Rated by kellermarcus on Jun 06, 5:19am
Good Conversations for long car rides...
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Rated by PoisonedV on May 30, 1:53pm
these aren't dilemmas. they're all obvious unless you're completely blinded by sentimental bullshit. most of them equate to "option 1 makes you kill people directly but some still live while option 2 makes you kill even more people or everyone indirectly' which should be obvious.
