guys... you cant kill a tower... but you can destroy a tower *cough* [e digicons]:banhammer:[/e] [e digicons]:P[/e]
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[quote who="BlackJack666" reply="5" id="2190022"]Lol @ "before I am forced to take further action."[/quote] why lol? he can easly drop some problems on Stardock if they will not follow rules so if by law they must provide refound withing 24 or 48 hours, and it took longer, you can suie them and then to reciave much more then the 40$ you payed for it. P.S Is it me or Demigod got an historical record as the most refounded game ever?
[quote who="Annatar11" reply="25" id="2114594"]Trashcanball sounds like an awesome name for a sport.[/quote] aka bastekball
[quote who="Mordliss" reply="18" id="2189753"]Banned for having Noob Sauce Regulus as your avatar, take off the goggles.... Grow your wings back.... and get a job. lol - Mord[/quote] Banned for the driest joke ever
[quote who="Leauki" reply="25" id="2189651"] Lol... Only kids use this "you cant give evidence AGAINST it nither" thing... 2+2 is 4 right? why? and and if its 2 cars + 2 house, then how can it be 4? no its just remain 2 cars and 2 houses or you can say that 2+2 is 22... yet, we all know that 2+2=4!!!! So, if i cant see it, cant hear it, cant smell it, cant taste it, cant feal it, then it DOSNT excist! now i bet will come the smartass that wi
[quote who="mommie4life" reply="22" id="2189599"] The truth is that the best thing to do is to question everything in your life so if you parents told you that there is GOD, first you must question them and check the facts in case you didnt found any facts about the excictance of god, then your parents are wrong. No, it is not. But it is a mistake to doubt your parents' words if you have no reason to do so other than the knowledge that t
[quote who="Leauki" reply="19" id="2189561"] With respect, to believe in something just because you parents told you, its a big mistake No, it is not. But it is a mistake to doubt your parents' words if you have no reason to do so other than the knowledge that there is no evidence for what they said and no evidence against it. When in doubt, trust the people who did everything for you. That's the basis of society. My parents were right on the toile
[quote who="MishYu" reply="13" id="2189546"] Quoting Future_JPL, reply 12Banned for not understanding JPL banned for banning for not understanding without stating whether or not you understood or not. lol[/quote] Banned for benning for benning for not understanding without stating whether or not you understood or not and in case you didnt understood it is unlcear and as i cant understand it nither so... <span style="font-size
[quote who="Leauki" reply="14" id="2189522"] 'Why We Believe in Gods' I believe in G-d because my parents told me that there is one. Essentially I believe in G-d for the same reason that I don't wet my pants. [/quote] With respect, to believe in something just because you parents told you, its a big mistake fammily tradtions got a devastating effect on progress, not all of them ofcourse. For exca
[quote who="ParaTed2k" reply="6" id="2189410"]Makeshiftwings: My own opinion: "God is man trying to ignore how science does it." If you replace the word "God" with the word "Religion" I'd have to agree with you, at least to some extent. I've talked to religious people who seem to bend over backwards trying to deny anything science has to teach us. One guy said that science can't possibly accurately measure distances in space. When I asked him wh
I am not relegious but i AM spiritual yet i can easly explain my spiritual elements in what i beliave is a sientific fact Everything in the univarse is made of energy the base of every element is the univarse is energy, even us as humans so here how it works: 1. we made of energy which means we can be effected by outer source of energy some call it Karma, when we are serounded by a balanced source of energy we feal stable and secure yet when we come cl
You know guys, i had a converstation with my dad yesturday about Democracy the same democracy USA and preety much the rest of the world is based on. So he gave me an excample: Imagine a chess game, the black is played by an international proffesional player, the white is played by the entire world. while the proffesional player do as he like, and move as he choose the white have to vote for every move in a democratic way and then he asked me: who will win? <
[quote who="Zyxpsilon" reply="4" id="2188029"] I'd like to seriously point out that 'capitalism' is every bit as much an ideology as socialism. None here said otherwise. But ideologies serve a purpose in both economic and political terms. I still stand on my initial argument that Socialism CANNOT be compared to Capitalism. Prove me wrong with as many links as you please.[/quote] You are right, Socialism and Capitalism cannot be compared, 2 whole differe
[quote who="Daiwa" reply="22" id="2187716"] As stated by the Québec Charter of Human Rights & Freedoms; 45. Every person in need has a right, for himself and his family, to measures of financial assistance and to social measures provided for by law, susceptible of ensuring such person an acceptable standard of living. If this provision has the force of law, who defines 'measures' and 'acceptable'? Aside from the fact that the notion, while admirable, is
They are so used to give away refounds that they do it with no questions asked [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] Its a joke yes? no offance
[quote who="Jonnan001" reply="20" id="2187157"] Quoting Zyxpsilon, reply 18 Crisis Prevention is putting a good regulatory structure in place to handle foreseeable risks. Do you include the 2nd amendment provision in that risk? And if so, should US military force be used against any American citizens responsible for a crisis situation? Without some context, I'm not sure what you mean here - unfortunately a great deal of second amendment discussion involves assum
[quote quoting="post"] I just can't cook!! It's not that I have not tried... it's just the fact that whatever I make turns to goo... or worse!! When resturants start to shut down in this rough economy here in the US, I will 'literally' die of starvation. At this time, I am scared to even try a sample taste of anything I make... yes, things turn out that bad. It saddens me because I tend to follow directions very carefully. Correct meas
A request: please dont throw in false facts! i said it for like 3 times and people keep doing it... dont mix communism with dictatorship, its 2 different things! USSR under Stalin (i think) was no longer communist anyways. Now a big problem i noticed on many replys here is that many people say that communism is USSR and UUSR is communism, so naturally every communist country is like USSR (?). This is not true, and the communism USSR had, is not the same as Chini
[quote who="Daiwa" reply="12" id="2186217"] i wounder what do you think about Cuba where, even though are very poor, 98% of the people voted for Socialism? Full, free, unfettered multi-party secret ballot election (not) by an electorate totally dependent on the government and surprise, surprise the only choice on the ballot won! Amazing. What were the 2% thinking? I can't believe it's taken us so long to get on that bandwagon.[/quote] but i explaine
[quote who="talon012754" reply="2" id="2186123"] Cocacolaaddict in essence what you have said is that you want socialism out of fear.A lot of people who came from the Soviet Union to the US went back for that very reason.The idea is not to live in fear no matter what happens.You choose to live in fear.Then you become a slave to the state. In countries where the institutions allow for an individuals economic advancement through education,less stringent class identification
[quote who="GW Swicord" reply="6" id="2186177"] Quoting wildbill09, reply 24I think that in practice socialism will never really work out the way we'd like it to, and there are some intrinsic unfairnesses involved. If in my job I earn more that other people might, and other people need that money more than I do, it's undeniably the right thing to do to give them the money that they need which I would probably end up spending on some unnecessary luxury item. However, my question is w
K some very intersting points here... Ill start with the guy that asked who will take controll of everything, well the point of communism is that the people themselfs have controll over thair fate, sure its not ideal and as someone ales said, utopia is something none of us or our kids and or thair kids will ever see. but i think it is much better then democracy, mainly because of a 1 very intersting sentance: "Democracy is where 2 wolves and a sheep are voting", got m
[quote who="MrKorx" reply="14" id="2185959"]Well, I tend to believe, being born and raised in a "socialist" country, and since 20 years, tasting "bitter sweet" capitalism, both are evil, with the personal favor tendency towards socialism. I think capitalism, causes and raises greed mistrust and rivalry between human beings, which is bad. Socialism, as a stage towards communism, has never been practiced yet either, nor it will ever. It will stay a nice utopy, it would requier centur
K i found the 6 steps of "evolution" by Marx, evolution os society it is starts with 1 ends with 6: Primitive Communism : as seen in cooperative tribal societies. Slave Society: which develops when the tribe becomes a city-state. Aristocracy is born.
[quote who="GW Swicord" reply="9" id="2185919"]-isms can so easily make a discussion messy, but let me throw in another one to help mark out the USSR and North Korea: Stalinism. Maoism is a variation of Stalinsm, best I can tell, and the important part--murdering to get your way--is the same. If you take your Marx seriously at least in terms of intellectual history, socialism is a stage on the way to true communism (which we've yet to see in reality). Stalinism is authoritarian soc