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Well, it's certainly nice to hear the opposing view. This is the only statement I have a problem with, because I don't see that in his original post at all. What I do see is YJ expressing annoyance that the tourney seemingly started 45 minutes late because of you when at almost all other...

Well, it looks like Landkiller took over the argument. I have no idea how to "devil's advocate" an argument for destiny right now; I think I'm in the mindset of arguing against freewill :) I guess for destiny you kinda have to believe there is some "overriding" force that governs your actions...

So your above quote is based on media reports, not necessarily the US government's position in itself? In other words, you're taking the media's word for it that the government cherishes life, not any "official" document or statement or even policy that demonstrates this view. Why don't you...

I think I only know two there...

How do we know there's an afterlife? Because religion says so or is there anything else?

This thread has brought in three new members, at least! Maybe YJ should be our new ambassador... :)

Since no one else has replied... how do you know that's not the case now?

I said free will, although I don't have any evidence for either side. It just "feels" more to what I believe.

Multani: Say what? "According to the media"? So you trust the media on this and not on other stuff? I think "human rights violations and deprivation" are NOT analogous to being a champion of life. That's being a champion of human rights. And I'd ask the same of them: how exactly did they...

It would probably depend on the writer's/script and the director's vision. 80's Spiderman movie: bad upcoming one: who knows? first couple of Batmans: okay last couple: not so good same with Superman movies Incredible Hulk: sub-par

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So in this above case, because when the first player dropped meant the second player would win a future match (and thus the tourney), it's different from my cases where it's the immediate match in question?

Multani: Yes, the US does execute spies, but they usually get a trial first. And that's just the big names. I'm also talking about the lesser people who got betrayed by Hanesson and were "never heard of again" (off the top of my head). Taking Russia as an example, they also hold trials for...

How often have you been coming to the store for events? And how often has YJ?

Ah, but you did not say "modern in civil rights". You merely said "modern", on which there was a discussion on the first page of this thread.

So was this dragon in the habit of taking people's forms? Were they any legends that referred to him from the centuries before? I like stuff like that :)

Maybe you should pick a more fancible name than "Siberia" (and one not real-life) :)

So China's not modern? What IS a modern nation?

Hurry back when you can!

Um, you gotta remember James Bond is the movies. Try relating it to real-world spy cases. I'm pretty sure they don't get a "James Bond chance"; they're executed right away (well, in places other than the US apparently).