European guy, weird by default.

You dislike what I say, great. Makes the world a more interesting of a place. But try to disagree with me beyond a downvote. Argue your point. Let’s see if we can reach a consensus between our positions.

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  • I did a similar question once and got my answer delivered through a book I was reading then: fantasy knows no bounds.

    Many technological breakthroughs and discoveries were made because someone decided they wanted to test if some weird or outlandish concept a writer put in a novel or a television series actually holds up to the real world.

    And regarding discussing super heroes fighting each other, it is a good way to plot ideas and concepts. It’s a mental exercise. In similar way to philosophy or religion.




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    6 days ago

    I’ve been hearing his shows for more than ten years. Served as a brutal eye opener when one day I realized the true jokes weren’t from the man’s mouth but was sitting in the audience. And I’m not even american.

    Enjoy.












  • I read the Wikipedia article and I have a vague recolection of a thread here where the woman early years and life was described and this is a seriously abused individual.

    Did she nonetheless took part in a heinous murder? Yes.

    Is capital punishment a fitting sentence? No.

    And I don’t care whatever reasoning is put here; capital punishment is not a sentence to be delivered. Someone needs to become a killer to execute another and someone needs to deal with that notion to the end of their life.

    If the woman is deemed dangerous to be set in society, commit her to an insane asylum. Give her a garden to tend, use her life and behaviour as a case study, learn something from it, cremate her corpse and spread her ashes after she dies of old age so no cult can sprout from her grave site.

    And commit the entire case for the history books.