Recent content by X10J

You are facilitating and benefiting from someone's doing something you think is wrong. If this was theft or murder, the answer would be clear.

You could argue that she used the fallocy of weak analogy. That is that since humans are capable consciousness, and as far as I know, moose aren't, you could argue that the two aren't sufficiently similar for a strong anology. That's been pretty much the argument used in the past to justify...

I'd assault him with poor spelling and improper grammar.

This. I also don't text, and some people have the gumption to tell me that I need these things. That drives me nuts.

Only relevant premise in the argument. The rest of the argument basically boils down to "Alcohol is also dangerous," and "People will find other methods of murder." The alcohol point works better as an argument against the consumption of alcohol than an argument against the outlawing of...

1.) I think you're right, but I was speaking in a broader sense. After all the point you were making was "guns are the best option during the zombie apocalypse," not "guns are the best weapons for the zombie apocalypse, for everyone on this site." Or at least, I thought it was, it would...

I disagree with this rebuttal for a two reasons. 1.) The assumption that a person in the zombie apocalypse won't be in America seems reasonable. The U.S. population is about 350 million or so, compare to the Earth's population of about 6.7 billion. If you picked a person at random on the...

I'm not sure if Paul is my hero or my arch-nemesis.

I wonder if my kids will think "Ryuzaki" when they hear the name "Rue."

I didn't like the ending. There wasn't closure, parts of it didn't make sense (Normandy wtf?), it completely went against the themes of the game(s), and, in connection to the last point, the endings are essentially as follows: wreck the galaxy and kill your self by a.), wreck the galaxy and...

While you may be correct in pointing out that most strangers wouldn't care about what they're saying or how it effect how it makes us look, I don't think it is an insignificant thing for Bob (or you and I for that matter) to say that we disagree with the current status of our community. I do...

Is your argument then that beause we can't change something that's wrong, we shouldn't acknowledge that it'swrong?

This was a horible idea. The way I figure it, the odds are about 70:30 to that actor getting seriously hurt or killed by some teen(s) hyped up on hopes of a zombie appocalypse.

Hmph, another case of false advertising.

Looks like he's "Kicking It Up A Notch," again. But seriously, if video games had a saint, it would be Notch.