Door-to-Door...

[mediaboy]

Door to Door salesperson just called.

Selling me the kingdom of heaven, eternal paradise and a few other things for a small donation.

Is this really ethical?



Ignoring the religous side of it - which they were all to keen to promote and so on (even giving me a magazine) - surely the people most likely to want eternal paradise/life after death are those that are approaching it at a sooner point than I am (remembering that this person must have thought I was baout 16-17) and therefore this could be seen as extortion?

Give us the money or after death you'll die forever?

What do you think... is this extortion? Or is this simply just the way that these people want to be seen... as beggars?

As naturally... the Kingdom of Heaven shal go to the poor

[MadduckUK]

i thought you meant dvd's to start with.

no there not ethical there trying to manipulate the feeble of mind and they themselves have been. give them nothing

[Salazaar]

Release the hounds...

[b0redom]

"Dammit, you stopped me halfway through sacrificing my goat for this?"

[Lucio]

I'd have invited them in and then called the police to report someone demanding money with menaces!

[AdamAnubis]

Hahaha, release the hounds indeed ^^

You should of tried selling them something back and asked if they would do a trade or soemthing. 1GB stick of RAM for life eternal. Not much to ask now really is it?

[steve threlfall]

I'd have invited them in and then called the police to report someone demanding money with menaces!

[2Cold Scorpio]

Release the hounds...

Utterly classic.

[nails]

Just ask them if a widow remarries, when all 3 parties are dead, whose married to who in the after life?

[2Cold Scorpio]

Just ask them if a widow remarries, when all 3 parties are dead, whose married to who in the after life?

Indeed. I'm a Christian even, and I've wondered that before myself (not that I ever see myself being in that situation...more like just idle curiosity. )