Comments for Wandering Pedestrians http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com Just Keep Walking. Tue, 01 Dec 2009 02:35:52 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on It’s Official: Pluto is no Longer a Planet by meminton44 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/08/24/its-official-pluto-is-no-longer-a-planet/#comment-3259 meminton44 Tue, 01 Dec 2009 02:35:52 +0000 https://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/08/24/its-official-pluto-is-no-longer-a-planet/#comment-3259 Thanks soooo much for posting that thing about Pluto! Your soooo right! Thanks soooo much for posting that thing about Pluto! Your soooo right!

]]> Comment on Pedestrian’s Guidebook: School Dances by Sammy Sullivan http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/09/14/pedestrians-guidebook-school-dances/#comment-3258 Sammy Sullivan Tue, 30 Jun 2009 08:41:03 +0000 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/09/14/pedestrians-guidebook-school-dances/#comment-3258 <strong>Kewl site man...</strong> keep up the good work man....... Kewl site man…

keep up the good work man…….

]]> Comment on Facebook: A Nontoxic Alternative to MySpace by 200.6 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/10/01/facebook-a-nontoxic-alternative-to-myspace/#comment-3256 200.6 Thu, 09 Apr 2009 02:55:05 +0000 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/10/01/facebook-a-nontoxic-alternative-to-myspace/#comment-3256 Welcome friends! , Welcome friends! ,

]]> Comment on a list – best movies by crazykid2 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2007/03/22/a-list-best-movies/#comment-3255 crazykid2 Tue, 07 Apr 2009 02:17:24 +0000 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2007/03/22/a-list-best-movies/#comment-3255 #19 Big Fish it was a strange one.. but i liked it. no idea what the meaning was though #19 Big Fish

it was a strange one.. but i liked it. no idea what the meaning was though

]]> Comment on Five reasons why I do not say the pledge by Andrew http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/09/17/five-reasons-why-i-do-not-say-the-pledge/#comment-3254 Andrew Thu, 12 Mar 2009 12:03:45 +0000 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/09/17/five-reasons-why-i-do-not-say-the-pledge/#comment-3254 I think that people are missing the big message that we shouldnt say the pledge because we are told to say it every single morning and so it loses its meaning of patriotism, not because it might offend an athiest or someone else, and atleast at my school you have a choice wether to say it or not, but i believe that if your smart enough to keep an open mind on life and believe there is no god, than your smart enough not to get upset about a stupid pledge of allegiance I think that people are missing the big message that we shouldnt say the pledge because we are told to say it every single morning and so it loses its meaning of patriotism, not because it might offend an athiest or someone else, and atleast at my school you have a choice wether to say it or not, but i believe that if your smart enough to keep an open mind on life and believe there is no god, than your smart enough not to get upset about a stupid pledge of allegiance

]]> Comment on Pedestrians’ Guidebook: On Advanced Placement by Evan Anonymous http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/pedestrians-guidebook/#comment-3253 Evan Anonymous Tue, 20 Jan 2009 02:02:46 +0000 https://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/pedestrians-guidebook/#comment-3253 I... agree... totally... thank you... and that's all. I… agree… totally… thank you… and that’s all.

]]> Comment on Moral Dilemma by Mary http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/moral-dilemma/#comment-3252 Mary Wed, 14 Jan 2009 01:27:29 +0000 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/10/04/moral-dilemma/#comment-3252 Heinz stealing the medicine is immoral and risky. Even without considering the illegality of the act, stealing is flat-out immoral. This is undubitably correct. For those of you who argue that it’s okay since it is in a life-death situation of a loved one, I’m here to pose a disagreement. I am not saying that I care about following rules more than the conservation of life and love. I am simply pointing out the several consequences of stealing the medicine in this specific scenario. The disagreement: By stealing the medicine, many risks are involved. Heinz isn’t a trained doctor. He could very easily give his wife, whom he has been trying to heal in the first place, a lethal dose of the medicine mistakenly. Even more importantly, if he would break into the laboratory to steal the medicine, chances are, he won’t take exactly the amount he needs for only his wife. Not being trained to administer this medicine, he may take more than needed. If other patients had this rare cancer, Heinz’s lack of ability to properly adminster a correct dosage would prevent other patients from receiving their honestly earned medicine, endangering several more lives than just his wife’s. Just to throw this law aspect in, the illegality of his act of stealing the medicine would most definately put Heinz behind bars for several years. This puts his life in danger as well as his wife's and other possible patients. Now, let’s mix law in with morality just for the fun of it… In the scenario, it says that Heinz, “Went to everyone he knew to borrow the money and tried every legal means.” Note the word ‘legal.’ For those who believe he should steal the medicine, why should Heinz even CONSIDER stealing, as he has already proved belief in following the law with his fund-raising techniques? -WARNING: CONTRADICTION AHEAD- Heinz doesn’t want to steal the money for the purchase of the medicine, but he will, however steal the medicine? (..and by stealing the medicine also possibly endanger other patients who have already justfully earned the medication?!) If this is how Heinz “rolls,” he might as well just have stolen the money in the first place. This would at least remove the risk of endangering other patients. **Note: I’m not actually advising Heinz to steal the money, I’m just pointing out the contradictiveness of those who say that Heinz should steal the medicine.** And so, if Heinz steals the medicine, he is in danger of creating great risk for himself, his wife, and several other patients. It is not only against the law, it is immoral. Heinz stealing the medicine is immoral and risky. Even without considering the illegality of the act, stealing is flat-out immoral. This is undubitably correct. For those of you who argue that it’s okay since it is in a life-death situation of a loved one, I’m here to pose a disagreement. I am not saying that I care about following rules more than the conservation of life and love. I am simply pointing out the several consequences of stealing the medicine in this specific scenario.
The disagreement:
By stealing the medicine, many risks are involved. Heinz isn’t a trained doctor. He could very easily give his wife, whom he has been trying to heal in the first place, a lethal dose of the medicine mistakenly. Even more importantly, if he would break into the laboratory to steal the medicine, chances are, he won’t take exactly the amount he needs for only his wife. Not being trained to administer this medicine, he may take more than needed. If other patients had this rare cancer, Heinz’s lack of ability to properly adminster a correct dosage would prevent other patients from receiving their honestly earned medicine, endangering several more lives than just his wife’s.
Just to throw this law aspect in, the illegality of his act of stealing the medicine would most definately put Heinz behind bars for several years. This puts his life in danger as well as his wife’s and other possible patients.

Now, let’s mix law in with morality just for the fun of it… In the scenario, it says that Heinz, “Went to everyone he knew to borrow the money and tried every legal means.” Note the word ‘legal.’ For those who believe he should steal the medicine, why should Heinz even CONSIDER stealing, as he has already proved belief in following the law with his fund-raising techniques?

-WARNING: CONTRADICTION AHEAD- Heinz doesn’t want to steal the money for the purchase of the medicine, but he will, however steal the medicine? (..and by stealing the medicine also possibly endanger other patients who have already justfully earned the medication?!)

If this is how Heinz “rolls,” he might as well just have stolen the money in the first place. This would at least remove the risk of endangering other patients.

**Note: I’m not actually advising Heinz to steal the money, I’m just pointing out the contradictiveness of those who say that Heinz should steal the medicine.**

And so, if Heinz steals the medicine, he is in danger of creating great risk for himself, his wife, and several other patients. It is not only against the law, it is immoral.

]]> Comment on a list – best movies by mattsuretalksalot http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2007/03/22/a-list-best-movies/#comment-3250 mattsuretalksalot Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:04:28 +0000 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2007/03/22/a-list-best-movies/#comment-3250 Not a bad list, though Sin City was directed by Robert Rogriguez. Quentin guest directed and didn't do much more than two or so scenes. Not a bad list, though Sin City was directed by Robert Rogriguez. Quentin guest directed and didn’t do much more than two or so scenes.

]]> Comment on Five reasons why I do not say the pledge by tommy mackin hoe http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/09/17/five-reasons-why-i-do-not-say-the-pledge/#comment-3245 tommy mackin hoe Thu, 16 Oct 2008 19:29:23 +0000 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/09/17/five-reasons-why-i-do-not-say-the-pledge/#comment-3245 your a stupid bitch your a stupid bitch

]]> Comment on Five reasons why I do not say the pledge by Anonymous http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/09/17/five-reasons-why-i-do-not-say-the-pledge/#comment-3244 Anonymous Thu, 14 Aug 2008 03:45:01 +0000 http://wanderingpedestrians.wordpress.com/2006/09/17/five-reasons-why-i-do-not-say-the-pledge/#comment-3244 Do you stand for it? Do you stand for it?

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