Have you ever killed someone? War counts.

Of course not

Yes, and I'll gladly do it again as soon as I get the chance.

Oh, honey....

If they can;t find the body it's not a killing. It's just a missing person.

^^Rusty.

Only with my devastating wit over cocktails at my club.

Not me, but my great-uncle's kid.

Decades ago when he was in his early 20's, he was coming home from a bar when he suddenly got set upon by a group of hooligans who followed him home from the bar. In self-defense, he took out a pocket knife and stabbed one of them in the heart, killing him. He was never charged for it, obviously.

Not me, but my great-uncle's kid.

Decades ago when he was in his early 20's, he was coming home from a bar when he suddenly got set upon by a group of hooligans who followed him home from the bar. In self-defense, he took out a pocket knife and stabbed one of them in the heart, killing him. He was never charged for it, obviously.

Can you give us an example, R6?

In war, yes.

Yes.

Well... uh, sort of...

R12, you shut your mouth, you hear?

Yes I doo one time and I do again to protect my Honer!

No, but if I did this is how I would do it...

For those who have killed in war, how did you feel afterward? Did it stick with you, or were you able to shake it off fairly easily?

I am a cereal killer, every morning.

Does working as a hospice nurse count?

Over 8 years, I personally presided at the deaths of about 3 to 4 dozen people.

And attended to a few hundred more.

I'm a doctor. I've pulled the plug a few times allowing a breathing corpse to actually die.

Yes, I chucked it down the pan.

R18 does euthanasia happen in those situatiosn more than we know or are told?

My father.

Do cats?

Define "someone."

My uncle was a D-Day survivor. When he was in his seventies, he told me he would never forget looking into the blue eyes of a young German man he killed, but one or the other of them was going to die. He felt bad about it, though, because he realized the other guy was just a kid fighting for his country, same as he was.

mentally I am a mass murderer on a daily basis... especially during rush hour!

MAYBE.

hospice is euthanasia. the "special dose" in the 'fridge...

Passive euthanasia happens all the time. (The withdrawing or withholding of treatment that might continue life for a little while longer in someone who is in an irreversible death trajectory). Just because we've invented a technology doesn't mean we have to use it. Active euthanasia, the administration of a medication or other means to actually cause death, is very rare.

No vets here to tell their tales? Also, despite my late partner being a doctor, most doctors creep me out a little.

I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die!

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Oh, COME ON! No one? Shit, I would almost settle for a good EST.

Maybe one day