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[2Pac]

Didn't The police tell zimmerman not to persue Trayvon? Yeah, some of you claim that zimmerman did it in self defense. But did you ever think trayvon attacked zimmerman in self defence? zimmerman was probably pointing a gun at trayvon even if the truth has slapped you in the face you'll still think zimmerman is innocent.

Modifié par alliance commander, 19 décembre 2013 - 09:01 .

[Ravensword]

AresKeith wrote...

Mesina2 wrote...

So, hmh, guns still don't exist in Dragon Age universe.


Which means you're guys are being very off topic.

That's why projecting RL problems in arguments like this is always bad

You can see how well it's unfolding right now.

[MisterJB]

Mesina2 wrote...

So, hmh, guns still don't exist in Dragon Age universe.


Which means you're guys are being very off topic.

You'd think all these anti-gun people would be against the mages on the basis that they carry loaded guns that can't be seen or taken from them every second of their lives.

[Veruin]

MisterJB wrote...
You'd think all these anti-gun people would be against the mages on the basis that they carry loaded guns that can't be seen or taken from them every second of their lives.

Then they argue that mages don't willingly carry guns and that in real life you do.

[Dave of Canada]

alliance commander wrote...

Didn't The police tell zimmerman not to persue Trayvon?

They told him he didn't have to follow, not that he shouldn't. He did, he was attacked and had his head bashed into the cement and then shot him after pulling out his gun. It's all explained in the trial.

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 19 décembre 2013 - 09:00 .

[2Pac]

Dave of Canada wrote...

alliance commander wrote...

Didn't The police tell zimmerman not to persue Trayvon?

They told him he didn't have to follow, not that he shouldn't. He did, he was attacked and had his head bashed into the cement and then shot him after pulling out his gun. It's all explained in the trial.

Have you ever thought trayvon might've attacked zimmerman in self defense as well? Better yet did you ever think that he might have killed trayvon then inflicted damage on himself? Oh man, It's a shame this thread is gonna locked someone just had to bring up zimmerman.

[Veruin]

alliance commander wrote...
Have you ever thought trayvon might've attacked zimmerman in self defense as well? Better yet did you ever think that he might have killed trayvon then inflicted damage on himself? Oh man, It's a shame this thread is gonna locked someone just had to bring up zimmerman.

I haven't really bothered to follow the case, which one was it that ran away and then came back to the scene?

[Silfren]

Deleted per Mod's orders.

Modifié par Silfren, 19 décembre 2013 - 09:13 .

[Dave of Canada]

Removed for the sake of Botmod's warning.

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 19 décembre 2013 - 09:07 .

[Cainhurst Crow]

Witness testimony and phone records both indicate trayvon had made it close to his house before he decided to turn around and confront zimmerman about following him, and that trayvon threw the first punch unprovoked.

[Cainhurst Crow]

Mages and templars aren't the problem here, people who can't seem to accept they can't have everything they want and have to follow restrictions are. Templars and mages, all the problem ones seem to be the ones abusing the power and trust of others for their own gain.

[2Pac]

I believe this thread will get locked, People Can't seem to stay on topic (I know i got involved but still) It's probably gonna get more heated than ever.

Modifié par alliance commander, 19 décembre 2013 - 09:13 .

[Dave of Canada]

Darth Brotarian wrote...

Mages and templars aren't the problem here, people who can't seem to accept they can't have everything they want and have to follow restrictions are. Templars and mages, all the problem ones seem to be the ones abusing the power and trust of others for their own gain.

When there's a flaw in the system, I find that tearing it all down as many people seem invested in doing is the right solution. Fixing the flaw is the better way, the system's worked for centuries and tearing it all down will only cause more problems in the end.

[Thomas Andresen]

Fixing the flaw is the better way, the system's worked for centuries and tearing it all down will only cause more problems in the end.

It's certainly been been in place for centuries, though saying that it has worked might be a more than a little generous.

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Medhia Nox wrote...

@Grand Admiral Cheesecake: I will rebuke your scathing yet poignant commentary about my terrorist act with righteous indignation and project my own personal issues into the situation to portray Moderate Neo-Luddism in the light of the plight of the noble savage forced to travel the much maligned Trail of Tears.

This will surely sway your wayward bigotry!

Noo! I will not be swayed! I will not bow!
UNCHANGING! EVER INFLEXIBLE! EVER OBSTINATE! I AM THE NEW WULF AND YOU SHOULD BE IN AWE!!!!!

[Steelcan]

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Medhia Nox wrote...

@Grand Admiral Cheesecake: I will rebuke your scathing yet poignant commentary about my terrorist act with righteous indignation and project my own personal issues into the situation to portray Moderate Neo-Luddism in the light of the plight of the noble savage forced to travel the much maligned Trail of Tears.

This will surely sway your wayward bigotry!

Noo! I will not be swayed! I will not bow!
UNCHANGING! EVER INFLEXIBLE! EVER OBSTINATE! I AM THE NEW WULF AND YOU SHOULD BE IN AWE!!!!!

The crown has sat empty for far too long

[Dave of Canada]

Thomas Andresen wrote...

Fixing the flaw is the better way, the system's worked for centuries and tearing it all down will only cause more problems in the end.

It's certainly been been in place for centuries, though saying that it has worked might be a more than a little generous.

It's kept damage to a minimum when cases go bad and trained mages are readily available when they need to do something, it's done it's job pretty well in that case. The fact that it might've saved a few mage lives along the way is a bit of compensation for the anullments.

[Br3admax]

So how about those mages, guys. Somebody should like stop them or something.

[EmperorSahlertz]

"And so it came to pass, that after the dust had settled on the fields of battle, and the vast armies that had once marches proudly into battle were nothing more than bones picked clean on the field, that silence finally fell on the field, and the forum would know peace at last. But how long could such a fragile peace possibly last in this war torn forum?"

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Br3ad wrote...

So how about those mages, guys. Somebody should like stop them or something.

They will make excellent paving stones, except for the elves they get to be soap, candles, and glue.

[Dave of Canada]

Wouldn't it be better to have mages/elves pave the roads, only turning them into merchandise after they've expired?

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Wouldn't it be better to have mages/elves pave the roads, only turning them into merchandise after they've expired?

We're having the elves build the roads using the mages while the mages make the elves into soap, candles, and glue.

We'll probably have to switch to human labor to finish one those though.

[thetinyevil]

AresKeith wrote...

Lord Raijin wrote...

Veruin wrote...

Lord Raijin wrote...

Not without permission from the Grand Cleric

I think the knight commander still has to be the one to invoke the right in the first place.

Only after the Grand Cleric approves of it.... unless if the Grand Cleric has been assasinated then the Knight-Commander has the right to invoke the R.o.A.

So Anders is to blame from what happened in Kirkwall

No Meredith had already called for the right of Annullment from Divine. So it was going to happen anyway Anders just gave the mages a chance to fight back instead of them waking up one more with the templars going room to room killing all the mages.