The MSS - 13 May 2012 - Part 8 - Suicide, 90210, reeboks and iphones

Part 1
The Hadron Collider and Xmen
http://youtu.be/dwypcSRuvFY


Part 2
Inmendham and anti-natalism
http://youtu.be/hYvoWeSKwkk

Part 3
more Inmendham and anti-natalism
http://youtu.be/8GsOK3aed-g

Part 4
zomgitscriss, the quality of life and selfishness
http://youtu.be/bTmJOvKLTDE

Part 5
The trinity in a water molecule
http://youtu.be/VgoWsH-GiRQ


Part 6
feeling good about life the texan tank way
http://youtu.be/vkapDb8o0v0

Part 7
Gay marriage and equal rights
http://youtu.be/PstOlS5VjT0


Part 8
suicide, 90210, reeboks and iphones
http://youtu.be/LuTqsjcKfyQ


Part 9
freewill, "quote" "unquote", quantum dynamics and a talking serpent
http://youtu.be/Qe_OImeRNeM

Part 10
Life is better than no life, how to fall from a space shuttle
http://youtu.be/76Cd4XBavt0

Part 11
No hope without religion, heaven is a living hell
http://youtu.be/smfZgheSyCo

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[Scepticanuck]

I live in a country that allows both gay marriage and medical suicide and guess what? Society hasn't crumbled. Heterosexual couples still get married and blah blah blah. Instead they've come up with other problems to bitch about. All of this is political bullshit and has no bearing on reality in general. It's political. Those that think that they will achieve a better standing in the polls support the issues that will assure that

[randomer1432]

not just youtube, the politics aswell, i mean you get politicians saying the problem with the country is that gays are in the military and that theres no prayer in schools and they have a genuine chance of becoming president. i mean that is just.. mind blowing! lol

if anyone here in uk said the problem with britain is gays serving in the army they would hand him his balls in a napkin lol.

[BillKiernan]

concordance's reasons for suicide are the exact reasons i've seriously contemplated it at times in my life.

[tvsinesperanto]

Dunno about anyone else but when death seems preferable to continuing to live I'm definitely going to end it, regardless of the law or society's opinion. All it takes is a bottle of He, a plastic bag & a rubber band. If I can get hold of some opiates too, all the better.

[Perubium Anderson]

Concordance got it spot on with Facebook. Or at least for me. Concordance said he would make a video about medication (including anti-depressants) which I'm on. I wonder when or if he will ever put that video out.

[srdustin]

Fuck Canada and the states, I'm moving to Belgium!

[Scepticanuck]

Glad to be of service :)

[Frank Lee Seaux]

Thank you for clarifying your point, which you managed with part 1 of this reply. But, the length and breadth of the response aided in solidifying the position. The original posting of this position wasn't as clear, and I thought you were making contradictory statements. However, since there was an obvious disconnect, I assumed there was simply missing text which would clear up the thought process. Thankfully, I was vindicated in that assumption by your response. I agree with what you have said.

[Scepticanuck]

Part 3 So much for being brief :) Instead the political and special interest groups have turned to other issues such as taxation, immigration, employment etc to bitch about, however, I have less of a problem with this as these are issues that do have a basis in reality and real consequences if these issues remain unsolved in a satisfactory manner. I apologise for the lengthy comment and hope that this clarifies my position for you.

[Scepticanuck]

Part 2 As the culture I now live in is closely related to those in the US and Canada (as are all western European cultures) and these terrible consequences have NOT occurred, then it follows, at least for me, that the issues are purely political in nature and not moral. As a purely political issue it has no more basis in reality than the religions and politicians that espouse the same consequences that have not occurred where these self same cultural changes have occurred. cont'd

[Scepticanuck]

Part 1 I'm not entirely sure of the problem you're having, but I'll give it a shot and try to be brief. It has been my experience that in the US and Canada (my home country) people and politicians on the "nay" side of the issues have been claiming a general break down of societal values if things like gay marriage, assisted suicide, abortion etc are allowed. I now live in a country where these things ARE allowed and no such loss of values has occurred, society has not crumbled.

[Frank Lee Seaux]

This thought process seems a bit incomplete and or, incoherent. Could you please clarify what you are saying?