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Imo, depends what the law is. Like others have said, if it harms others, then definitely not. But I bet everyone here has broken the law in at least some way, like burning CDs or DVDs, etc. But obviously then comes the problem of what actually constitutes harm, i.e. by burning CDs and DVDs, are...

No, he just has an ability to empathise with others. You do know what that means, don't you?

West. Definitely. Living under a puppet govt. that promoted their twisted version of 'communism' would have been awful.

No. Beheading is barbaric. We're just sinking to the level of the criminal, imo.

How were your last few exams?

Interesting idea. Two questions: 1. How do you propose that people would justify their need for a dog? 2. Who defines a 'shit dog'? At first, my reaction was sort of an automatic 'no' but then I thought that it could be a great way to reduce animal abuse/abandonment. The only...

Good to see that most people here seem to be keeping things in perspective. :) We've all got the whole of the rest of our lives, so in the end...yeah well...ya know the drill. Here's something really cool one of my friends said to me when I was really freaking out about the trials: I just...

This isn't good. I think people with two texts should only have one marked. As C-BAS said, it's not answering the question! And we've had it drummed into our heads the whole bloody year that we have to address the question. Also, I was talking to my teachers and they said they thought that the...

Disagreed. As Sylvester said, you can accept that some people may want to do several things that you would not be willing to do, yet still support them in wanting to do it, because you respect their choice. For example, I would never: - Have plastic surgery - Change gender - Take illicit...

How've your exams been?

Re: BOS political compass scatterplot He's not that bad.

Yeah... technically. I think killing should be defined as taking someone's life against their will...

You're right with this. It's part of our psychological/biological development. Imprinting (psychology) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Yes, while they're young.

Defends what you define as 'freedom'. I feel free, because I can go to school, get enough to eat, have the right to vote, am not persecuted for my views, gender or sexuality, etc, etc. But Freedom would argue that I'm not, because the 'government either has totally run or heavily influenced...

Imo, that is precisely what is wrong with the entire argument. Each side trying to 'prove' the other side wrong and themselves right. Ultimately, who cares if someone is deluded or not? What is the point of trying to prove it? If they are compassionate, surely that matters more than the fact...

Hmm. I seem to be in the minority here, but I liked the article. It raised some good points.