pornography is creating a public health crisis

I had a teacher when I was in middle school (about 30 years ago) whose wife survived polio as a child. I’ve also seen polio’s effects first-hand, and will never forget it.

If she’d only drank 1, she’d likely have been fine.

Yes, people drink 5 cups of coffee a day. My boss, for example. But he doesn’t drink 5 cups back to back, which is what the idiot in this story basically did.

it’s clearly unhealthy, and quite possibly downright dangerous

There’s nothing wrong with the product, and a lot wrong with someone who’d drink 75oz of anything in a single sitting.

The lemonade is labelled. If people don’t read it, then it’s their problem.

And that’s why I don’t understand why people still talk about this episode. Everyone knows the answer to the trolley problem. Is it pleasant? No, but the right answer’s a no-brainer.

1. Common sense is that a person who is alive has rights that should not be trampled upon.

Still think it’s a good idea

He has rights, they don’t

As a moral question it’s not really a hard issue.

Please dismiss your Royal Bigness troll.

I agree. We need to start refusing medical treatment to anti-vaxxers.

These people grew up and became parents and wondered why they should get their children vaccinated against something that, as far as their experience told them, wasn’t a risk.

“There wasn’t enough justification for losing two entities for the sake of one.”

the likelihood that a digital store closes without notice and doesn’t get hit with a barrage of lawsuits seems very low.

Once they transitioned to more of a digital distribution, I simply stopped buying DVDs. I don’t buy movies digitally and avoid buying games digitally as well.

Doesn’t matter if your computer didn’t come with an optical drive. You can get an external Blu-Ray/DVD drive for decently cheap, and it’s well worth the price for the ability to rip whatever physical media you own. Buy a movie/CD, rip & encode a digital copy to your preferred format & quality, then put the original…

I mean, the average person got rid of their DVDs and CDs as soon as they got Netflix and Spotify