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Everybody's got one....but listen in as we address a discussion by two divers at an airport VIP lounge. Both have very strong opinions about controversial diving topics but are either of them right? Is there a right or wrong? Should any diver's opinion be the basis for restricting a diver's liberty concerning the way they conduct their dives? Is their a middle ground where each view is right and "not so right"?? Is being at the far end of a pole regarding any topic "good" for people? Where does the need for "safety" outweigh personal liberty? It's a slippery slope once we begin to sacrifice personal freedoms in the name of safety, after all, once the laws go in they are rarely removed. What kind of world would it be if their is no more "risk"? Keep in mind, we can't live forever (why would we want to??)and no one gets out of here alive...hahaha! Have a listen and decide for yourself!
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