would you die to save a strangers life?
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Haha good choice on placing this under "Etiqutte".\n\nI guess it depends who and for what. I mean, firefighters and cops risk their lives every day to save people that they don't know. When SWAT teams are storming houses to free hostages and fire crews are racing through unstable buildings, they are willingly placing their lives on the line.\n\nPersonally, I think I would die for others if it was for a good enough cause (firefighting, police work, military)--but in most cases, the answer would be no. I'm not ashamed, it's okay to enjoy your own life, and it's not selfish.\n\nWanna know how to save someone's life AND live your own? Be an organ donor. When you die, you donate your organs to people who need them.
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I believe that every life is valuable, regardless of the person's physical/mental state. A person is a person.\n\nSo, I would save the thousands, because I would be saving thousands of valuable lives rather than just one valuable life. \n\nIt would be such a tough situation though, and honestly, I couldn't really say what I would do until I was in the actual situation.\n\nPS. What does that have to do with abortion?
1111158
I say go for it. Hope you don't get killed.
721345
that is a good question.\nbut if you saw someone being hurt or threatened constantly, wouldn't you want to help?\ni am just hoping this doesn't esculate too much.
1045295
It would be EXTREMELY selfish to not sacrifice one life to save millions, but I would relinquish that choice to fall on that significant other. I could never make that choice for them.
982124
No, I wouldn't kill him, cause then I would have to answer to God, but I would hurt him so bad that he would wish and pray to God that he was dead.lol
395362
Of course I would want to know who SAVED MY LIFE.  I mean ultimatley, it was in God's hands...but if I had the choice to see and thank the angel...i would.  And I would do anything I could to make sure whoever that person knew or was realted to, that they are a hero.
158567
no! on the contrary you are trying to help him save himself or some one else's life that could end in car accident due to drinking.
1118632
Would I voluntarily give my life if it meant he would live, of course.He would do the same. I woudnt even be able to live a good life knowing that I knowingly did not save him from harm.
1089291
You would die! Duh...\n\nTerry
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No one can save you except Jesus and only if you ask Him.\n I see your point if they were open minded they could see you are just asking a question.
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WEll if someone is being attacked, I would wait till they stopped being attacked before coming to help - well that is if I know I will not be of much help ( I mean like someone is being shot and stuff) - but alot of it all depends upon the circumstances - I would probably call the police and stay nearby to relate what I saw when the police come..
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It seems that it it was so expensive that they must have saved your life. So, if you did not want it you most likely would have died. Either pay it and be happy that you are alive or kill yourself and don't worry about it as you would have died anyway. OMG>.. this is all you have too bit ch about.............that someone helped you?
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oh.. you don't.  it's uncomfortable and never-racking.. but it can save lives.. and by you doing one and telling other people (then they decide to do one) you could save more lives than your own.
201813
I think you might die.
1009756
some will kill you . so the answer would be no.
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Good question mate!\nI... don't know if I would, honestly. I'm not religious but I am spiritual, and if I lost that part of my life... It sounds terrible but it depends on who the person was. I'd save anyone I knew in a shot, but a stranger? \nFeel guilty saying this so I'm gonna stop!\nOne. x\n- ACTUALLY, the main part of my religion is morals and the rest is science and optimism, so I would have to say yes. It would be the right thing to do, and since I claim to care about morals I'd be a hypocrite if I didn't denounce my beliefs for them.