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Only if you aren’t really repentant, if really are sorry then its much worse. |
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Very true. If I see a cake I could ask if I could have it but the answer could be no. Alternatively
I could just eat it and then apologise later. That way I definitely get to eat the cake.
It is also much ruder and more selfish. |
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Yes it is much easier to ask for forgiveness. But since when is easy the right way to go? As David
Hume promulgated in his "is-ought" fallacy, you cannot say for any reason that what is the case
should be what ought to be the case. |
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After serious thought, I would think this to be true. |
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I believe that it is an instinct within a human that pushes the will to act first and suffer
consequences later. Thus It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission. |
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24 May 2008 01:56
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