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outweigh the needs of the few. Agree with this statement? Why or why not?
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are we on a lifeboat......
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I agree, it's more efficient, however the few often happen to rich and very greedy
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food,clothing,shelter,after that nothing matters....
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Edited by
LeVieilAmant
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Mon 03/24/08 12:29 AM
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Yes and no. The needs of the few typically have what they already need economically. I am a product of "the few." My parents reflected that of Sam & Ginger from the film "Casino." Money does NOT buy happiness. Anyone who believes so is just in hope of a quick fix. YOU are the only person who is control of what makes you happy.
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I agree and accept it as an axiom, because it's logical and Mr. Spock said so.
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Agree, it's logical.
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Agree other than when it deals with money...cause the many always seem to be rich
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Do you mean in the context of the star trek quote?
Sure, its noble for the few to sacrifice to benefit the many. But it would be wrong for the many to coerce the few, justifying based on "greater need". |
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But it would be wrong for the many to coerce the few, justifying based on "greater need". That is like an A++++ statement! WTG! 
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depends on which side I'm on
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I disagree if I'm one of the few. Call me self-centered.
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