"I thought I got to the substance of your argument quite well , and prefer not to drone on with a million quotes . If you want to press your argument further you will need to construct an argument as to why `` putting someone in the position `` obligates you to sustain their life , and when doing so you may want to examine the consequences of that position , to see if you can apply it consistently . You put it there therefore you are responsible for it is n't , in itself , an argument ."
"You are , in effect , telling me that putting someone in a position that will inevitable leave them dead does not make you responsible for their death . If I fire a bullet at your head , while that bullet is in mid-air , I am no longer doing anything to hurt you , and you are fine . However , I have set in motion affects that will result in your demise . This makes me responsible for your death ."
"If you want to press your argument further you will need to construct an argument as to why `` putting someone in the position `` obligates you to sustain their life You put it there therefore you are responsible for it is n't , in itself , an argument ."
"You are , in effect , telling me that putting someone in a position that will inevitable leave them dead does not make you responsible for their death ."