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Mandy Thompson posted:There is a standing question about whether right and wrong should be based on consequences or if it should be based on rules that you don't break. I've been thinking more about it and I just cannot in good conscience sentence a teen to death by denying him a heart transplant on the basis that he is a delinquent. It wouldn't be the Christian thing to do. And supposing the teen survived the carjacking incident, its really unlikely we would put him to death, a lengthy prison sentence to be sure but not death. His crimes were stupid but not worth dying over. Do you understand that there are a finite number of donative organs and that someone had to not recieve an organ in order for him to have one?
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VitalSigns posted:Which was an incorrect prediction, since he obviously complied with his medication if he could be that physically active two years later He's not physically active now due to his decisions.
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VitalSigns posted:Which were not the basis for denying him the transplant. I never said it was the basis. Your projecting is really obnoxious.
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