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Better of two evils.

Pretty much this

This. He always seems like he's about to shout or cry whenever I've seen him interviewed.

Maths 2U - 71% Maths 3U - 39% Music - 60% (I think) Society and Culture ~70% Haven't gotten any other results yet. Pitiful so far

Why would she have to drive and get food? Doesn't she have a fridge? She should not be allowed to have children. And I agree about the Koori courts.

Isn't that the same as the Democrats?

I'm not exactly educated on how economics works, so could someone explain to me exactly how the carbon tax will significantly ruin the economy?

Panic Room. Massive fan of David Fincher, so obviously biased, but I thought it was a brilliant, suspenseful and well-crafted story. And Kristen Stewart in a decent role, which is interesting.

<--- This guy right here.

The only one I care about is Steve Jobs really. But... I don't believe we should force people to have abortions, or recommend that they do so. I think they should be given the facts about their specific case and they should have the option to have an abortion. For example in the third case, the...

Obviously. But the entire world is sitting around saying "they're not doing anything so why should we?". Nothing will get done. By taking the initiative we are influencing others into following suit. And if no one else does, we can at least say "well at least we fucking tried".

Yeah yeah yeah, there's a sticky quandary to this. Personally, I'm pretty pro-death so I don't see a problem. How about a written and signed consent is required? For euthanasia this might be a problem but we can work something out for that. It's a bit fiddly but it can be done. There are ways...

I remember when Julia Gillard stated her case on qanda after facing a lot of hate from the public, I thought people would see that she actually had a method to her madness and she had a very reasonable point. I think she stated her case without fiddling around to try and please people, she was...

Um, cool. Netherlands...how is that relevant? I mean if someone wants to be killed with a roller coaster and they have expressed wishes to do so then I don't see the fucking problem. Well in a sense they are. What I don't understand is how a state can take away someone's right to make choices...

You contributed to derailing the thread by not moving the debate to here. Which is fine, but all I said was that you helped derail the thread. Which is a perfectly accurate observation.

Indeed. Why can't people have the right to die if they so choose? Person: "I want to die." State: "Nope, sorry, we can't let you do that." Person: "Don't I get a say in what happens to me?" State: "No you don't get to choose whether you die or not" "Forcing someone to live against their will...

This guy was a penny on the rails.

Cannibalism should be legal between consenting adults.

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=281985 Abortion thread. Everyone go there.

I couldn't care less. I'm not particularly sexually driven so if they don't want sex I'm happy. I don't mind, so it's up to them.