Yep, and MAID is particularly useful in situations where one is physically unable to off themselves. Wanting someone who doesn't want to be around to remain trapped in that state is extremely cruel.

I think quadriplegic people should be able to end their life if they so choose. This shouldn't be a controversial opinion at all.

Which you can learn about....in Maus. Ffs.

Thank you! Makes sense. I think I was sort of misreading your statement initially. And I guess I never really thought about the 350s and aboves useful applications (or lack thereof lol).

I'll add my Honda Element did surprisingly well for many 1000s of km of rough logging roads once upon a time.

There's no good reason for these pieces of shit to exist.

So did you start taking an old civic to the in-the-bush job site then or what?

Edit: Or a midsize pickup or SUV or something? Helicopter? The down votes here are pretty absurd lol. I'm trying to figure out what vehicle to take to in-the-bush job sites in the future that can better handle the conditions, which the person I replied to specifically pointed out.

Naw, they don't get emotional about work. It's simply a place they choose to go in exchange for money. I'd worry a lot more about the gossipers and drama people. The people who frame their social life around work....those people scare me.

Okay, but didn't that happen in an environment where ket was not legally available for people who may be able to benefit from it? Like...that shit already happens. And yeah it sucks.

Do you not feel he would have benefited from it being legal when he attempted to seek treatment? Might he have had less motivation to steal and suck his landlords dick if the illegal market didn't make the drugs so cost prohibitive?

In my experience many recreational motorcyclists specifically seek out curvey roads as they are fun. Am I missing something?

I'd honestly hire someone who said this lol, they would probably keep their head down and complete their work and then go home.

Meh, I find recognizing I have that ability is actually calming and snaps me out of the depression a bit.

I think allowing people who abuse them to, well, abuse them is an acceptable byproduct of also helping meaningfully treated various other peoples depression.

It's not one or the other.

$900 a month is quite affordable compared to hiring a private chef. It's all relative.

I'm cheap af, but that doesn't make me 'right'. If I made $1000/h or something it would make complete sense to pay $30 for a $10 meal each day if it saved me even just 15 minutes of effort that could be put towards working instead. In that case, I'd argue it would be 'wrong' and wasteful economically not to use the service.

Cannabis as a whole is federally regulated.

Imo the only actually divisive opinions are around tipping.

What's this!? Complexity in your opinions!? Don't 100% agree or disagree on something based on a 3-5 word sentence?! Straight to jail.

They didn't do a proper legalization like Canada though. Just half-assed it.

Don't underestimate the power of social capital.

I'm ok with them harming some innocent people in the process of killing themselves. Greater good.

Sometimes violence is the answer.

Naw, I'm down with exploiting others for personal gain but I simply lack the capital to do so in the same way as the ultra rich.

I'm not going to pretend every low income person is some ethical ideal, because I sure as fuck aren't.

And that's why like laws and shit are needed to prevent that exploitation or whatever.