because that not a valid analogy at all
tim
because that not a valid analogy at all
tim
I don't think so
I think it was because Trigger *was* thick
tim
Either a person is the same person throughout life, or he might as well be anyone.
it might be possible to be a "different" person later in life, and yet still need to make retribution for the crimes that you did as the "other" person. "Finding god" or whatever, cannot be allowed as a get out of jail free card for criminal activity.
But is is never reasonable for you to need to make retribution for someone else's crimes
tim
I am glad to say that amongst my group of friends, none of us change much when we have a drink (observed on many occassions from a sober point of view by each, as we used to take turns as designated driver).
I have however worked with a guy who became very angry and argumentative, sometimes violent (even when you were agreeing with him!) after only a couple of drinks.
SteveW
I'll stick to my Cambridge Audio NP30 for streaming, my Arcam Alpha 5+ for CDs and my Valve Amp feeding my Mission 752s thanks.
SteveW
Would that mean that a drunk driver that breaks the law is not quilty of breaking the law once sobered up.
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