sparvico's day in the office

[Mallets]

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And you love it!!! 

[Mallets]

It's an important point IMO. I remember muting a few of the real cancerous chat spammers on the Aussie native servers, and years later I realised that I had totally forgotten that they were even chat spammers and still muted, it was literally like it never happened! It really wasn't an inconvenience to mute them. I think dealing with intentional TKers and delayers is what admins should be focusing on, the stuff that really effects gameplay that regular players can't stop themselves.

I'm not saying I think It's cool to call people niggaz or whatever, as I'm not 'murican I don't fully understand the impact of the word, just saying people should be aware that they don't have to hear/read it if they don't want to. You have the FREEDOM to mute whoever you want and only listen to your buds 

Couldn't agree more with Kadeth here!

[BlackPanda]

Takes a good meme to spark the community to finally talk about it 

[Westwood]

FOR WESTWOOD'S EYES ONLY:

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U.S. Grant was intoxicated when stating "we'll lick 'em in the morning" at Shiloh, but turns out he was right anyway

MORE traitor LIES

oh my, what an autocorrect

FOR SANDERSSON'S EYES ONLY:

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I said that earlier because I knew you'd see it and get a little hot and bothered :^)

[Rando]

MORE traitor LIES

oh my, what an autocorrect

FOR SANDERSSON'S EYES ONLY:

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I said that earlier because I knew you'd see it and get a little hot and bothered :^)

Frisitans, being part of a warrior order not much unlike the Spartans of old, enjoy getting each other hot and bothered to keep the blood flowing.

[Yuang]

The difference between both culture and law leads to different situations in different regions. Private possession of firearms is legal in the United States, but this is a felony until the death penalty in China. Freedom of speech is common in democracies, but it doesn't work here, and certain topics are officially banned. Twitter and Youtube, the most active web site in the world, are banned in China.

However, even in the US, it is illegal to use firearms for intentional wounding. Similarly, hurtful remarks are forbidden. Including racial discrimination, national discrimination, personal attacks and so on. Besides, trolls are disgusting.

[Jacaroma]

What??? YouTube is banned in china????

[Westwood]

However, even in the US, it is illegal to use firearms for intentional wounding. Similarly, hurtful remarks are forbidden. Including racial discrimination, national discrimination, personal attacks and so on. Besides, trolls are disgusting.

This may be a language issue, but it is indeed legal to use firearms for intentional wounding in cases of self defense. Hurtful remarks and personal attacks are also generally alright.

It's also not entirely accurate to say that private possession of firearms is legal, it's a bit different from what you might think of as "legal," which I imagine is something like your government allowing you to do things. In America this is considered a right common to all mankind in a state of nature, and is inalienable; it cannot be given up or otherwise infringed upon and exists despite rather than because of government. So you can think of that as a kind of super legality perhaps. I'm nitpicking, but I believe this is an important distinction which I hope you find interesting.

I will give you that trolls are disgusting yes.

[Sparvico]

Besides, trolls are disgusting.

I will give you that trolls are disgusting yes.

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The fuck did you say about me?

[Westwood]

lol fuck off badplayer this is educational and I said trolls r bad what do you want? You don't like facts?

[banned123]

lol fuck off badplayer this is educational and I said trolls r bad what do you want? You don't like facts?

Ahhhhh, the classic Kesh post complaining about downvotes. Very nostalgic.

[Westwood]

You are a strange little man.

[Rando]

The difference between both culture and law leads to different situations in different regions. Private possession of firearms is legal in the United States, but this is a felony until the death penalty in China. Freedom of speech is common in democracies, but it doesn't work here, and certain topics are officially banned. Twitter and Youtube, the most active web site in the world, are banned in China.

However, even in the US, it is illegal to use firearms for intentional wounding. Similarly, hurtful remarks are forbidden. Including racial discrimination, national discrimination, personal attacks and so on. Besides, trolls are disgusting.

Hurtful remarks are not forbidden in the US, commie. Racial discrimination is also not possible in cRPG, no admins are going to be banning players for being black. Trolls are only disgusting when they get in the way of gameplay.

[Yuang]

Hurtful remarks are not forbidden in the US, commie. Racial discrimination is also not possible in cRPG, no admins are going to be banning players for being black. Trolls are only disgusting when they get in the way of gameplay.

Yes, hurtful remarks are not prohibited in the law, but are you going to hurt people intentionally? It is normal for a bad man, but for ordinary people, it is the most basic morality. The Communist Party was banned from public discussion in China. You know, or you don't understand. About trolls, you're right.

[Rando]

It's interesting that BADPLAYER, the man who admits to being banned 8 times (also cheated in Strategus for years) is giving the above post a +1. Why is this mongoloid trying to act like some kind of moral authority now? Truth is, this is his new way of griefing the cRPG community: Going against their wishes for the sake of it.