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  • #16
    Originally posted by wannabepilot777
    As nice and happy as this may make some of you, I have to agree with some of the people above. This is not natural. We are not God, and we shouldn't pretend to be. If something dies, it is supposed to be dead, no matter how it died. Dead is dead and alive is alive. Leave it at that.
    I was wondering how long it would take for you to jump in with your narrow minded archaic opinion. Understand that this is not bringing the dead back to life. It is simply reviving people. Are you also against the use of CPR? If not, how can you draw a distinction between CPR and this method of resuscitation?

    And that talk about zombie dogs...

    What a load of crap.

    There have already been cases of children being revived after several hours of 'drowning' in icy waters. Are there also people out there that suggest we do not try to revive a child who has been underwater an hour or more?
    YBBN - James

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    • #17
      Originally posted by YBBN
      I was wondering how long it would take for you to jump in with your narrow minded archaic opinion. Understand that this is not bringing the dead back to life. It is simply reviving people. Are you also against the use of CPR? If not, how can you draw a distinction between CPR and this method of resuscitation?
      I guess you are right. Thank you for not being an ass about expressing yourself like some (look up) did.
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      • #18
        Originally posted by YBBN
        Are there also people out there that suggest we do not try to revive a child who has been underwater an hour or more?
        That is because of brain damage due to the lack of oxygen. Apparently, with this "technique", the brain damage won't happen. I mean, when you're dead, you're not breathing. When you're not breathing, you don't get oxygen. Meaning those dogs were without oxygen for 3 hours, yet they came back with no brain damage. I think that's the new part

        And well... if you don't want humans to "play god" and ressucitate (sp?) you, you can always sign at DNR form. Meaning "do not ressucitate". That way, people won't try to bring you back to life with this way or the other methods in existance.

        Also, I believe that picture was placed in the article as a joke- that's a wolf, not a dog And why would they place it in snow when it's a scientific test?

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        • #19
          Originally posted by AA_MD-80@STL
          man. thats nothing, 3 hours? puh lease. id liek to see people who have been dead for months or years.

          so its not bringing the dead back to life, liek 10 years of being dead.
          That'd be a bit tough with rotting body parts along with the release of bodily fluids and whatnot.

          Originally posted by wannabepilot777
          As nice and happy as this may make some of you, I have to agree with some of the people above. This is not natural. We are not God, and we shouldn't pretend to be. If something dies, it is supposed to be dead, no matter how it died. Dead is dead and alive is alive. Leave it at that.
          You never cease to amaze me. So if I did things your way, the next time I see a chap in the street who's just had a heart attack I just won't do anything. And when their family or another bystander turns to me asking why I didn't help, I'll just come up with the crock of an excuse that "he is supposed to be dead".

          If a loved one is sick or has been injured I want to see to it that they get the best medical care to help them recover fully, not to sit and watch them die since trying to help is 'playing God'. It's someone's time when they cannot be saved, not when we reach a bump in the road. Sorry mate, I'm going with YBBN here in that you're just one extremely backward-minded prat.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by wannabepilot777
            WRONG. That isn't what I said at all. Ethical cancer reasearch saves and prolongs a life, which is fine.
            Yeah but if God wanted them to have a prolonged life, he wouldn't have given them cancer. He wants them to die. They are supposed to be dead. Dead is dead.

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            • #21
              That's one of the weirdest things I think I've ever seen...not sure what to think of it.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by Crazy764
                What if you were shot by a home intruder? Or maybe your mom?

                Nah, My mom would Never shoot me

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                • #23
                  Hey, hey, hey. If God doesn't like it, he can write a letter to his senator!
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                  • #24
                    Dead people are revived all the time by people called doctors in places called hospitals.
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