Does a poor man who steal medecine for his sick wife is immoral (text)

Does a poor man who steal medecine for his sick wife is immoral (text):
[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Dioxide's CForum ]

Posted by Lynxaria on July 14, 2000 at 15:35:05:

In Reply to: Proud Blade et al.: The Rules, Morality, and Immortality (VERY LONG) posted by The Arcane(VIP) on July 14, 2000 at 09:52:40:

Does an immortal who think a cabal is in need a strong leader and decide to play it to make the game more interesting for others is immoral?
Does the challenge of Istendil and the fun it brought to others make Nepenthe immoral?
Does it?( we could make a long list here)
all is in the eyes of the one who look.

Follow Ups:

Oh, you better believe Nepenthe is immoral. If you could see what I've seen...(nt) God 16:08:35 7/14/2000 (3)
- 'Pot? Hi...this is Kettle, some things I've noticed...' (more text on this degenerating thread) Shokai the Immoral Dubliner(IMM) 16:27:45 7/14/2000 (2)
  - Now Shokai...be nice... God 16:30:01 7/14/2000 (1)
    - who told you? Shokai(IMM) 16:36:57 7/14/2000 (0)

Post a Followup

Name:
E-mail:
Subject:
Comments:	> Does an immortal who think a cabal is in need a strong leader and decide to play it to make the game more interesting for others is immoral? > Does the challenge of Istendil and the fun it brought to others make Nepenthe immoral? > Does it?( we could make a long list here) > all is in the eyes of the one who look.