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reply posted on 21-9-2007 @ 09:07 PM by scientist
reply to post by SemperParatus



as much as I am against forcing medication on people now, in that type of situation, I would see a need to keep them on heavy drugs, perhaps a mixture of hooch and pills.

killing a person, because they are freaking out that anarchy just broke loose - that's a bit overboard, haha. I mean come on, you guys are getting a little drastic, even for a hypothetical. It's perfectly normal to assume some people would not be able to handle it, and would all begin to crack eventually - especially if they just voted to kill a few of the friends / family that probably in the process of all this saved their life in some way...


reply posted on 21-9-2007 @ 10:01 PM by jpm1602
reply to post by SemperParatus


The good of the many outweighs the good of the one. What needs to be done must be done.


reply posted on 25-9-2007 @ 09:31 AM by citizen smith
As a first action, I'd go for the 'Gitmo' method...blindfolded, earfolded, gagged and bound. That would restrain the individual in lieu of a detention-cell and prevent them overseeing/hearing further discussion on what should be done or if they have irrevocably endangered the groups immediate location, plans and routes for relocation.

If their actions were unintentionally dangerous and selfish (such as stealing food/supplies for themselves) as an emotional reaction to the sudden sit-X upheaval and inability to adjust, they should be brought before the rest of the group to account for their actions and immediately be kept out of any sensitive meetings/activities to avoid further breaches of trust.

As punishment I'd have them be given basic labour-intensive tasks around camp, have group voting-rights removed, and access to weapons/firearms removed. At the same time I'd make sure they were overseen by at least one member at all times during the period of punishment and regular discussions had with the individual as to why such action is being taken against them to help them understand the need for trust and co-operation amongst all members to ensure everyone survives together.

If they had been wilfully and maliciously dangerous towards other members, or deliberately attempted to sabotage rations/supplies/plans, then they should be taken ear/eyefolded/gagged/hand-tied to a far away location from camp and left without shoes or any equipment and left in the wilderness to fend for themselves


reply posted on 29-9-2007 @ 02:55 PM by orangetom1999
Originally posted by scientist

as much as I am against forcing medication on people now, in that type of situation, I would see a need to keep them on heavy drugs, perhaps a mixture of hooch and pills.



This is a very stupid idea. This doesnt make good nonsense. You dont ,in such a situation, have an abundance of drugs or medication just sitting around to waste on the undiciplined.

I just purchased two fifths of Bacardi 151 and stashed them away. These are for options ...emergency medical etc...not for recreational drinking or the undiciplined. I also have other medical supplies stashed away...neither are these supplies for the undiciplined.

What some of you dont seem to realize...is that the scenerio paints a picture of someone undiciplined and a risk whether they stay or go.

This is not a choice of what to wear out on the town on Friday night.

Another poster is correct...your humanity can get you killed too.

It is a tough choice no doubt. I wonder how many of you have ever worked in an enviornment where you can be killed or maimed for life..knowing you have to go back there tomorrow and work? In this type of enviornment you must be very choosy as to who works with you and not. I have had to make this choice with people in whom I did not feel confident. In a scenerio like this I will make the choice again. You weed them out quickly and without hesitation. When the moment comes ..this will not be just a semantic exercise.

I have put my own brother out on the street after living with me in a manner for which he became a risk as well as high maintenance...and he was a diabetic too. It came down to ...his diabeties was his responsibility as well as his lifestyle. It was not his option while I am struggling for both of us.

You are describing someone here who suddenly becomes very high maintenance...by non virtue of risk. Think it through.

Thanks,
Orangetom
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