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  • staff input please? [kinda urgent]

    [justify][fancypost borderwidth=0px; line-height: 14px]Perhaps he could be alive but everyone only thinks and is convinced that he is dead, that way Wafture's request is respected and the plots can continue.

  • Would anyone be interested?

    [justify][fancypost borderwidth=0px; line-height: 14px]For the sake of muse and/or the concept surviving for a longer period of time, it could be a group as in a gang or club rather than a tribe or independent clan sort of group so they could travel from clan to clan and split up sometimes and whatnot. Only if you'd want to, obviously. You may have already intended for it to be that way - oops, in that case.

  • Help?

    [justify][fancypost borderwidth=0px; line-height: 14px]Sorry if this is a silly question, but what do you mean by forum posts?

  • Why doesn't the US do something about religious cults?

    [justify][fancypost borderwidth=0px; line-height: 14px]Are you referring to organizations such as the Westboro Baptist Church? I'm curious as to where in America the abuse of women is allowed to the extent that it's being described on behalf of religion. The physical/verbal/psychological/etc abuse of anyone isn't legal anywhere in America so if those things are happening and these documentaries aren't blatantly exaggerating reality to appeal to feelings rather than facts, then it's incredibly likely the government doesn't know as much about it as we'd like it to beyond that they are just obeying the Bible. It does dictate women to be wholly submissive, after all, so if they do that then freedom of religion is the price paid.


    If people are brutally homophobic, transphobic, sexist, anything along those lines because it is how the Bible demands they be then they truly are just Christians - it's just not a very sweetened up version of Christianity as people are gradually beginning to prefer with the air of equality going around. There isn't anything the government can do - thoughts can not and should not be policed. There are limits and negative sides to every freedom and right.

  • Why doesn't the US do something about religious cults?

    [justify][fancypost borderwidth=0px; line-height: 14px]Most groups similar to them, usually always either religious or racist, are quite clever in how they go about their business by obeying the laws and using the loopholes in freedom that allows them to do the things they do. You can call them a sect, but they fit into more than just that definition. In reality, they proudly focus on the parts of the Bible that heads are turned from, causing distaste from other Christians, distaste from the average person in Western civilization, and very few members, which also earns them the title of a cult. As everything they do and preach is inspired directly by fundamental and all around literal rather than symbolic interpretation of the Bible, they'd still be Christian regardless of whether they are a sect, cult, or church, so it's hardly important.


    The way they obey the Bible is frowned upon in general, absolutely, but they are indeed interpreting the Bible. I know the difference between a sect, a cult, and a church - but they are called the Westboro Bapist Church, regardless of whether they are or not. That is their literal name. I also meant the negative parts of the Bible particularly, not the underlying message associated with it, that divides the average Christian from a radical Christian. Never did I say Christians have bad intentions. I'm referring to those who fundamentally follow the Bible, which has both virtuous and corrupted parts, and do not leave out the negative parts within their worship resulting in organizations like the Westboro Baptist Church.


    I agree that there isn't anything the government can do, as what's going on is still technically their right. Perhaps be careful with saying that a purposefully corrupt government is playing a role in allowing this to continue, as if they stepped in it'd be unconstitutional.

  • Logged Out?

    [justify][fancypost borderwidth=0px; line-height: 14px]This would also probably still be worth being cautious about. Just in case.

  • Logged Out?

    [justify][fancypost borderwidth=0px; line-height: 14px]Ah, alright, thankfully. I just wanted to repost that in case the first one went unnoticed and something happened.

  • Pm

    [justify][fancypost borderwidth=0px; line-height: 14px]You can vent to me, my PMs are always open.

  • traditional interest cheeeccckk

    ★ MERCURIAL wrote:


    [fancypost borderwidth=0px; width: 450px][justify][size=8]most definitely!! ive been wanting to make a traditional character for quite a while now but i have no idea where to start since ive only ever roleplayed in the extended game

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