Would you betray a family member to for $25000000 even if he would be killed?

[h4ppy]

Well would you. I personally would not but I'm sure some people would. *I know that Saddam might not have been betrayed by a family member but that doesn't make a difference as far as the poll is concerned.*

 

[Skullbones]

It depends on which family member.

 

[SeleucusNicator]

If somebody is wanted for $25 million, they usually have done something extremely horrible. I would likely have few problems turning such a person in.

 

[Shadylookin]

yeah i probably would besides outside my direct family ( parents brother and sisters and their kids) i don't know any of them really personally. I mean it's 25 million dollars, should they happen to get out i might split it with them(or not)

 

[amadeus]

If he's the scum of the earth like Saddam, you bet.

 

[BorgeoisBuffoon]

I admit, it's a tough question.

Wouldn't trade my parents at all though.

 

[WillJ]

I would not let the fact that it's a family member affect my decision. Why should I be more nice to someone than I would be to someone else just because I happen to share some of their DNA? (Of course, in many cases family members do things for you and help you out--especially your parents--and that'd make a difference, but no more than a friend helping you.)

In most cases I would not, but if I have a chance to betray someone like Saddam, whether he's my dad, brother, cousin, uncle, third-cousin's ex-college roommate's barber, or just a person I don't know, for 25 million bucks, hell yeah. Hell, I'd pay someone to do it. (Not that I'd ever have to.)

Edit: I voted the first option, because I read it as if I'm willing to in certain situations (see above), not that every family member of mine is worth less than $25 million.

 

[Speedo]

If he had done the things SH did, certainly. Without a moment's hesitiation.

 

[Archer 007]

No. Its your family member people. You just dont do those sorts of things.

 

[Bamspeedy]

If a family member was a mass-murderer, yes I would turn them in for reward money (actually I would turn them in even if there wasn't a reward). The Unabomber was turned in by his brother, and I don't think the brother did that for any reward money.

If they killed someone by accident, no I wouldn't turn them in. But people who accidently killed another person don't have a 25 million dollar bounty on their head.

 

[Azadre]

Sorry, I wouldn't. Bounties are sick anyway.

 

[Enemy Ace]

If the family member were a mass murdering tyrant, such as Saddam Hussien, absolutely.

 

[Sarevok]

Parents no, Uncles no, everyone else... absolutely.

 

[Mrogreturns]

I'd hold out for 26 mil and a life times supply of "guilt-be-gone".

 

[cgannon64]

I probably wouldn't do it if I knew my family member would be killed.

Life in prison, I probably would.

 

[Lefty Scaevola]

"Would you betray a family member to for $25000000 even if he would be killed? "
Depends which one.

 

[newfangle]

If the family member comitted murder, I'd do it for free.
If the family member is innocent, no amount of money would make it justified.

Black and white.

 

[amadeus]

newfangle, what about rape, child molestation, or non-lethal torture? Just curious.

 

[Archer 007]

What Saddam have to do with this thread?

 

[newfangle]

Originally posted by rmsharpe
newfangle, what about rape, child molestation, or non-lethal torture? Just curious.

Those are all the same as murder in my eyes, so a resounding 'yes' would answer your question.