What if?

This topic was created in the Aries forum by Tiamat on Friday, January 13, 2006 and has 7 replies.

How to Decide in a Dilemma of Rescue and Loyalty

When faced with a rescue dilemma, consider your values and the safety of all involved. Prioritize human life if possible, but also weigh the loyalty and safety of your dog. Reflect on your instincts and moral responsibilities to make the most compassionate choice.

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@Tiamat
21 Years1,000+ PostsScorpio

What would you do, in this position:
You are far off land, in a very tiny boat, with your best friend, constant companion, the dog. You hear a faint splashing, you squint and see a drowning stranger, struggling to stay afloat-- he's waving at you, almost screaming. Would you-

-kick your dog out into the water and let the stranger in the boat?

-keep your dog in the boat and paddle away from the stranger?

-jump out of the boat, and let the stranger in with your dog?

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@lizard_scorpio
21 Years1,000+ PostsScorpio

the stranger is a fit bird:
-kick your dog out into the water and let the stranger in the boat?

the stranger is NOT a fit bird:
-keep your dog in the boat and paddle away from the stranger?

the male mind is simply structured.........

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@haffo
21 Years5,000+ Posts

Definetly agree with Lizard. The dog is out until the stranger is a fit bird. More power to paddling with sex fueling under it. The stranger stays in water if not a bird. Dog is more safe and easy to persuade if sharks near lol.