Poll: Guys: would you give up your seat on the last lifeboat to women and children?

Appleshampoo

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I would, because I'm a fuckin' man. And a real man does that kind of stuff without care for 'equal rights' and other things like that. It's the man thing to do.
 
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for a woman? nope, unless she was the love of my damn life, then yeah, but a child? yes more than likely, i do have a soft spot for helping children out, otherwise...

equality, so fuck off lady, if i beat your sorry ass to the boat then tough shit
 

WhiteTiger225

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I'd get on the Lifeboat because I am tired of people invoking chivalry in a day and age where those same people demanding it also want equal rights.

Pick one. Equality, or being special because your male genitalia is inverted.
 

Nouw

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Littlee300 said:
Nouw said:
Karma.

I'd be reborn as a god so yes.
It is amazing how you made me not giving up my seat look hardly greedy compared to you :p
May I see your post :)
[sub]Well I do tell the truth y'know xD[/sub]
 

teebeeohh

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maybe for children but not for women just because they are female, maybe if a woman did something during the time on that ship to convince me that her life should be saved instead of mine.
with children the whole affair is different because they are the future and so ...blablablabla... but i definitely won't give up my seat in the life boat for some spoiled brat just because they didn't hit puberty jet.
 

Vidi Kitty

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At work I go through just as many rude, dishonest, and outright awful female customers as I do male customers, though women do a whole lot more shopping than men it seems. Also screaming spoiled children don't help the case either.

In general, no, I would not give up my spot for someone else just because of their age or gender. It would have to be based on how good of a person they are ect. ect.

Hell I would probably be just as likely to grab the jerk who headed straight for the lifeboat instead up helping others and throwing him/her off to make room for someone else.

Cynical man is cynical but believes himself to be accurate.
 

Slick Samurai

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Let me put it this way, if I were to die the next day, from natural causes, I would still not give up that seat. I just think I'm more important than others, especially people who would contribute less to getting to shore such as women and children.
 

BrEnNo1023

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A tricky moral dilemma. I'd probably keep my seat and end up living my life trying to do good deeds to ensure a nice karmatic balance :\

NathLines said:
In most cases I'd actually prioritize others before myself. However, that does not apply in situations where we are anywhere except on the ground. So, at sea, in the air and in SPAAAAACE~, I'm taking that seat/parachute/escape pod because you can bet your ass that I will be scared shitless.

*Space. I'm in space. Spaaaaaaaaaaaaaace XD*
Ahh special little corrupt personality cores ^.^
 

tkioz

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I'd like to think I would, it's in line with my values, but I honestly don't know, I doubt many people could conclusively state they would until the moment was upon them.
 

Fragged_Templar

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I answered yes, but this is only partially true. I would give up my place for someone that I knew and cared about, no doubts there... But giving up my place for a stranger I neither know nor care about.... that is a different matter and one that I cannot truely answer, without being in the situation.
 

tkioz

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Appleshampoo said:
I would, because I'm a fuckin' man. And a real man does that kind of stuff without care for 'equal rights' and other things like that. It's the man thing to do.
You know what's funny, I agree with you.

I think there are far far too many "males" and "guys" today and very few MEN. A Man takes responsibility for his actions, a male shoulders burdens, a male will risk himself for others.

Manhood has been reduced in value a great deal in the last 50 years. Unfortunately so has the value of a Lady. I can count on one hand the number of men and ladies under the age of 50 I've met in the last 10 years. Plenty of women, plenty of chicks, lots of guys, and tons of dudes very few ladies and even fewer men.
 

Ledan

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No. As for all the people commenting on the whole "children have their entire lives ahead of them" well dammit so do I!
Then again, i have no idea what I would actually do. I might just give it to them, or just tell them to cram on the boat.