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[terina00]

Random questions:

The more serious one:.  What is more important, standing up for something you believe in, or standing by a friend?  Should you compromise your principles for someone you care about?  What is more important, people or beliefs?

The less serious one:  Does any one else not buy the breast cancer support products cause, well, they're

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[mythe_grec]

The answer to the first question is situational and there can not be a blanket answer. The answer to the second question is only that I have been wearing a pink breast cancer bracelet for almost two years now.

[snuggleszs]

second question: if I ever see a cause I believe in, I usually donate and don't take whatever thing they try to give me. one less braclet = a few more cents for their cause.

first question: agree with bill

[terina00]

1. So what are circumstances where you'd stand up for your beliefs? Your friend? Let's say, I don't know, you didn't believe in hunting, but your friend was going to the world hunting championship. Would you go and support him?

2. I was walking around Bed, Bath, and Beyond, and saw a display of breast cancer-fund raising stuff. I thought, well, that's cool, but it's all pink. Why can't they make it a less annoying color? Then I felt bad about it, but didn't know if I should feel bad or not.