Like the promo for 24 says...could you sacrifice 100's of lives...?
97022
Moral paradox! (the worst kind)\nOf course, you find a way to save the hundreds of thousands without sacrificing the hundreds.
791766
there are actually several reasons\none so if you contract something they can say..hey we said 99..9 not 100 percent..so the can get out of it...\ntwo the governments are not telling the whole story about stuff out there...that's way..a lot more then they let us know about...and it can not kill them all...period...\nand my last one is..if it did kill 100 percent it would take the skin right off your bones....\nand I know I would not like that much..\n\ngood luck\nsmile
167624
I wouldn't go over a million I've personally used as high as 10000. I don't think there's a limit.
1041173
Yes. It's not life - it is an unnatural halfway point. \n\nLet people die with their dignity.
323641
I would be very willing to kill the s.o.b.\n\nIt would be difficult to not take it upon myself.\n\nI would take it upon myself to make him pay,  whether or not he was arrested, if he did as you said, I would make his life a living hell. Only for a short time.  Sawing off his extremities while he was alive would be retribution in my opinion. : ) Have a great day everyone! LOL
662001
If I were in good health I would love to live to be 120 - I would say 200, but that is not realistic - 120 isn't really realistic, either, but it IS possible and it is the longest I can say without sounding too too silly!  Key is being in good health, though.  It would also be totally cool if my husband and other family members and friends could stay around with me....wouldn't that be a kick?
1044589
Can you say "sh!t" and -25 points..
348626
i would want to, b/c of the fact that it is a noble gesture as Jesus had sacraficed his life for us...but if i were to be honest i prob. wouldn't do that. in my heart i would want to say yes i would, but we all have a will to live. if you are a truly loving and noble person you would most likely sacrafice yourself, but unfortunately not many are that willing to risk their life (unless of course the person they're trying to save is part of their family).
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.
1066138
if you make a good offer, why not , iraq is as dangerous as any place in the planet,it is a matter of faith yuo never die before your time and ,ofcourse not after!
955890
it would cost hundreds if not thousands of dollars per person, so no. why would we want to save lives anyway
1148277
100 billion dollars? Well, I'd invest most of it and treat myself to a few nice things, maybe a lot of nice things. I'd take 200 bags with $500,000 in each of them and I would hand them out to people on the street who would do the wildest things for them (like on that King of Queens episode where they won five grand and just blew it in one day). So theres one billion gone. $500 million on a special customized 747-800, actually make that two. Another billion gone. Then I'd buy reserves of oil so I can keep them flying, $5 billion gone. I'd invest $33 billion in different high-yield mutual funds that will yield $35 billion in one year. With $60 billion left, I'd give buy the best suits, dress shirts, shoes, and ties one can buy. Say a 2 billion dollar wardrobe. $58 billion, I'd then buy the one of the Concorde planes, restore it, and get it flyer and use more oil reserves to keep it flying. $5 billion gone. $53 billion, I'd buy the recipes and machinery of all the Starbucks in the world and operate them and give free drinks out to anyone who wants one, $10 billion gone. $43 billion, I'd buy the Coke operationa and make the drinks free, $10 billion gone. With $33 billion left, I'd buy the best fleet of twenty cars money can buy and keep them running with gasoline reserves. Once I have exhausted all the money, I'd go back to running my day-to-day life.
1843
Hey man, that sounds like a plan to me. Just make sure you get to the video-store early on the 24th otherwise your're gonna be stuck watching some made-for-cable crap that's the only thing left on the shelves.\n\nAlso make sure that you at least call your family.
1090347
It's about the greater good and it could be applied to most things. Would it better to kill one person or let many more die? Would you then be responsible for their others death if you did nothing? And would you be able to live with the guilt thereafter if you did nothing? But if it came to a choice of killing one person of them killing my loved ones then i would certainly kill that one person. However, i could not hoestly answer if it was unknown people about to be killed. I would like to think i could but, in reality, would I and would anyone else?
671511
Doomsday scenario not in season yet. Why so negative? Be a productive pro-active person and let tomorrow take care of the 20 million. There will always be a platinum lining. You just got to look for it.
332735
it might, there are plenty of people that live over 100. I heard that the sad part is that they outlive their friends and family. I would not want to live to be 150. My grandma is 80ish and she gets really sad because all of her good friends are dead. She does have her one close friend who is close to 90 still alive. Anyways, my point is that if you live to be 150 not only will you have outlived the people you care about the world will have completely changed. There are a lot of elderly people now that are shocked with the way our culture is (dress, music, dancing, exc.). Can you imagine how shocked they would be if they lived to be 150?
256808
NO\nTo "I'll try"why couldn't there be another alternative to that necessary evil?Why must we settle for war?Too much death in war.