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    Step 86786: Realize it all wasn't worth it and take antidepressants.
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    Actually, I wasn't trying to correct you. It was more like adding to the point while dealing a jab to organized religion because I just like doing that.
    Your point was clear enough. And so was mine actually.
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: Discussion
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    Abortion

    Admitted. Not sure if there are too many girls out there though. The parents may intervene once but I'm sure the vast majority of them could dissuade their promiscuous daughter to pull such a stunt again. Just guessing on that though.

    And labour hasn't? Right.

    1. A fetus is not a kid.
    2. You've been avoiding this question the whole time: why the hell not?

    Seriously, do you let any of my posts sink in? At all?
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: Debate Corner
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    Abortion

    And she can continue to abort. Where's the problem?
    Also, to give the coup de grace to your logic:

    Are no laughing matter. She'll think twice, if only for her wallet's sake.

    Another tiny argument I'd like to point out. Pregnancy, and I assume unwanted pregnancies more than any other, are a bother on a professional level. It takes women out of work much longer than abortion does.
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: Debate Corner
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    Alright

    This too, although the characters have little in common with their original mythology counterparts. Or so I remember.
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    Alright

    Story and gameplay are very good, so are the graphics but I dislike the 2D environments. I also hated the real jumps in difficullty that appeared fairly early in the game. But it was a good game overall, and it's kinda based on Norse mythology.
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    Alright

    I take you've never heard of Valkyrie Profile?
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    Abortion

    What right do they have not to think of it that way if what I said would be true?
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: Debate Corner
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    Abortion

    Why should you be taught lessons of responsibility if there are ways available to cure the consequences of your irresponsibilities?
    Ask yourself this: what good would it do anyone to deny abortion in such a situation?
    The child? Not alive yet, so no.
    The mother? It was her request in the first place so no.
    The father? Coming in second place for at least 9 months sure sounds promising.
    The hospital? Recovery abortion takes less time than recovering from labour. The mother's room will be vacant sooner.

    Having her "own up" sounds all fancy and mature, but there's no need for responsibility lessons. Abortion costs will take care of that (or other restrictions, such as limitations in the intervention of health insurance).
    The responsibility argument is outdated. In fact it became outdated the moment it existed.
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: Debate Corner
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    Abortion

    The abortion debate. Go go go!

    I'm all for abortion and in my opinion a foetus that isn't viable is good enough to pull out of the womb and drop in the organic waste bin.
    This of course implies that an abortion may be induced on request.

    What are your opinions?
    Thread by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009, 120 replies, in forum: Debate Corner
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    Actually, I've been to a "prison family day" in Ghent once (my aunt works there are a jailer). The inmates, while of coure heavily guarded, were put to work there. The guy I bought by ice cream from was convicted for armed robberies and me and some other kids (I assume family of personnel or of the inmates themselves) played soccer against a team of said personnel and inmates. Scored a goal against a guy who killed his son over an argument about what they should have for dinner. In retrospect not many people can say that. So yeah, I still find it incredibly funny.
    Try to be less short-sighted please. See the humor in things. It brightens one's day.
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: Discussion
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    This is indeed the answer that your religion has. It is however not or only seldom the answer that your religion gives.
    Perfect example:
    Post by: Styx, Sep 5, 2009 in forum: Discussion
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    I thought her problem was solved. Not 100% sure though.
    -locked- until she says he'd rather have it open.
    Post by: Styx, Sep 4, 2009 in forum: Help with Life
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    Me too. In fact we have a spider-infested house right now, of which my room is the spider-infested-est of all. No biggie to be honest.
    But I suppose an unconscious fear doesn't always show itself in a prominent way. Don't know if I should buy it at all though.

    Please try to put some more effort into your posts. I know this is hard because of the yes/no question so I'll be lenient here, but please remember this for next time.
    Post by: Styx, Sep 4, 2009 in forum: Discussion
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