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3/1/2015 3:07:43 AM
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Yeah. What more can we aspire to in life than to "boldy go where no man has gone before"?
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We can aspire to live. Once these guys go they can never come back, they sign a contract and become the governments property essentially. There are no laws, they will basically be slaves building shit on Mars.
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What they would be doing has a greater effect than what almost anyone can do in a lifetime.
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Because life here on earth, especially in the leading first-world countries is just [i]smashing[/i] and [i]productive[/i] lmao... #SARCASM
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At what cost? Signing your life to the government is like signing your life to the devil. Just so people can (barely) remember your name? No thanks.
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[quote]Just so people can (barely) remember your name? No thanks.[/quote] At which point in your statement did you think about the fact that Earth will not be forever inhabitable? At which point did you consider that we have never set foot on another planet? At which point did you consider that this step is more than just a page in a history book? But, from what I can see, you obviously are not the person I wish to talk to on this matter.
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I was talking from a personal point of view, me personally, I would not sign up. Tho I am not against forward progression.
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Edited by Britton: 3/1/2015 4:28:15 AMIts hard to be a slave on mars with no master on mars to order you. They are doing it to further the horizon of all of mankind.
