SD-2097’s Comments (group member since Jan 04, 2015)

SD-2097’s comments from the What if..? What about..? Are they..? Are we..? [Discussions of all Life's Questions] group.

The description in Vedas and Puranas because I thought the story is more similar to Adam and Eve's.

@krishna really? mind shedding some light there?

Yes I totally agree but isn't it better to have the "assurance" that at least SHE is happy? At least SHE is not going through the pain?

YES! She was shocked to see how I know English.
You live in Bengal right? Well Delhi is near Rajasthan (which is a desert) so my usual transport is a camel, but you my Indian friend can show her your 100 CC Royal Bengal Tiger...
This Is The Limit.

Hmm ok but if we all are "free" to do what we want, that "free will includes all" AND we all have different definition of freedom, then cool! "my definition of freedom is" that I have the freedom to finally assassinate my teacher, take all the money from my neighbor and rob the nearest McDonald's store... my bro wants to do the same

What if one day everyone starts doing the same and creates "jungle rule" Where you can not trust anyone and just to save your freedom you would not cooperate with anybody. How will we call ourselves a civilized society? Some reasonable constraints are necessary. Aren't they?

@Isabella Yes of course I am not denying the fact that spending money on helthcare is essential. Or that W.H.O. is useless. I am simply stating the fact that instead of spending time and capital on repairing something which is anyway so damaged, why cant we spend money on construction of something more benefiting? the same money can go into research work for prevention of various other diseases also.

I think what Krishna is trying to say here is that even if we support this "practical theory", we would still do our best to save old grand ma from dying.

But at the same time, would it not be mean of us to let her go through all that pain just so that we have the "assurance" that she is alive...?

hahaha good to see you are at least AWARE of what India is about. A friend of mine actually said "OH! I love your country! you go to school on elephants na? I want to do that too!" (no sorry dear my elephant is in the garage -_- )

I support it.

The government as well as so many international organizations spend MILLIONS in medically treating those who hardly have a few days to live and even if they do, they would any way suffer in pain. (like those who have reached the final stage of their disease or say the old ones in final years of their life)
Would their family ever be able to be happy seeing them in such gross pain?

Wouldn't it be more beneficial if we spend this money in development programs and poverty alleviation?

If we have the right to live, we DESERVE the right to die...

Wow that answer was very interesting Isabella XD

Well I think the answer to this question is hidden in a person's "definition of freedom" what is freedom for you? eating what you want... doing what you want? ELECTING whom you feel like, SAYING what you feel like? MARRYING whom you want?

Many people would say yes, "I can eat my favorite ice-cream with tomato ketchup that's a part of my 'rights' and no one can stop me".

Fine true that we might just call you weird but yes, that's your right. Now, even if you have no problem with letting others "free" to eat what they want , would you also not have a problem with cannibalism?

If you can SAY what you want then, why do we have laws against defamation?

If you can marry who ever you want then why is homosexuality still a crime in so many countries?

Hi, Krishna :)

Isabella wrote: "Hey SD :) it is really nice to meet you, thank you. How long have you been living in India? That is a really interesting country, I live in England :)"

Thank you for the warm welcome. I have been living here SINCE I was born, so yes that's a long time. Hope you find our country "interesting" in a "positive sense" :)

Well Hi, you can call me SD. I am from India. The name of this group is very interesting. I really like the approach ^_^