Would your conscience let you?

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Originally Posted by NextLineIsMine

Heres a similar example of personal ethics in the workplace which I think is bad

Rightwing and catholic pharamacists started refusing to sell morning after and birth control pills because of their own personal beliefs, which should have nothing to do with someone elses business

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I dont think the two are comparable

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Originally Posted by napolitana869

I dont think the two are comparable

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hes more so replying to my statement "personal ethics dont belong in the workplace" rather than comparing the two.

but it is comparable in the sense of personal ethics being enforced in the workplace.

sure, i'd do it.

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Originally Posted by cfvgcfvg

HELL NO, I wouldn't. You wanna drink yourself to death, fine, but I don't stand by while innocent people get abused.

That said, are you sure she's prego, cause once I almost congradulated someone on their soon-to-be offspring, but didn't just in case. She wasn't pregnant, oops. Also my in-law was congradulated 2-3 times before she got pregnant. Some women just get fat guts.

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oh god, that happened to me a few months ago and i felt horrible...

i was at walmart and i saw a woman alone near me who looked unmistakeably pregnant. and i, just trying to be nice, said "congratulations on the baby, whens the sweetheart due?"

oh god i was so ashamed...:(

Would you let your friend, who is smashed, drunk, totally inebriated drive home? Or would you be concerned for their safety?

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Originally Posted by midlifecrisis

Would you let your friend, who is smashed, drunk, totally inebriated drive home? or would be concerned for their safety?


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whats that have to do with this thread?

drunk driving is illegal.

drinking whilst pregnant is not.

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Originally Posted by halfassedjediknight

whats that have to do with this thread?

drunk driving is illegal.

drinking whilst pregnant is not.

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OK, Let's say your friend wants to practice juggling chainsaws (for the first time) would you stop them???

The point is, if you know something is not right, would you let it happen?

The law does not always dictate your conscious.

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Originally Posted by midlifecrisis

OK, Let's say your friend wants to practice juggling chainsaws (for the first time) would you stop them???

The point is, if you know something is not right, would you let it happen?

The law does not always dictate your conscious.

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whos to say juggling chainsaws isnt right?

dude youre 12.

edit: that was wrong of me to say. but still, if someone is juggling chainsaws, they obviously are skilled enough to be.

i have yet to hear a reasonable arguement from you.

ps, this brings me back to "personal belief does not belong in the workplace"

you can push all your consciencious beliefs all you want..but that all stops at work.

I think what he's getting at is that its dangerous and you can kill or damage someone for the rest of their lives. Thats a fact, not a personal belief. Thats the argument.