Your answer also made no references to MY son..... You spoke for ALL children.
, but still if I saw your child I would naturally and instinctively dive in to save even your child, though its your responsibility for your own child and mine for my cat. Get that in your fooking thick head for once.
I worked in a company, where i was a workshop manager, and my brother worked there too under me, one day going through his time sheet, I noticed he booked a full day when he only came in half a day, I was furious, and I had to set an example, I didn't want to be looking doing favours just because he was my brother, I really ticked him off and gave him a verbal warning never ever to do this again, he didn't seem sorry at all and instead he said oh well you are trying to protect a company that will shafts you one day, and i replied yes well of course if coonts like you work in a company and cheat on hours worked, then no doubt the company would fold up and I will get shafted, so he then replied well carry on licking the boss's arse, I reacted badly and walloped him one, he went to the boss to make a complain, the boss called me in, and said why I had walloped him, isn't he your brother? I said yes but that does not mean he can get away with things, and I have to be impartial, so the boss said yes but he is still your brother.
I said no that does not matter when it comes to ethical principles, then my boss presented me the same sickening scenario as dan did using his son.
my Boss also had his son working in the company, so my boss asked me what if his son and my brother were both drowning who would I save, I blurted out who ever comes my way first i will save, irrespectively if he is your son or my brother, but my boss said no i am wrong, i should save my brother first.
So again am i not allowed to use my instinct, which is if I were to save my brother, it would be considered as bias and favouritism, but honestly I work on logic, and logic says that save the first one you can, then go for the other, because by saving the first one who comes your way, he can go and alert for more help.
, but still if I saw your child I would naturally and instinctively dive in to save even your child, though its your responsibility for your own child and mine for my cat. Get that in your fooking thick head for once.
That's changing the supposition of the question to try and make you seem less of a nasty piece of work.
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