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Off Topic / Re: $10 this turns in a full scale argument very soon.
« on: December 04, 2014, 12:56:13 AM »If it doesn't turn into an argument, will you pay all of us $10?i owe blockland forums like $200 now, right?
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If it doesn't turn into an argument, will you pay all of us $10?i owe blockland forums like $200 now, right?
also what happened is that apparently soccermoms in australia signed a petition enough that target decided not to carry the game in stores anymoreFirst they ban bitcoin because "IT WAS LEADING KIDZZ 2 DRUHGZ!"
not to detract from how lame the PC port was, but aren't these all issues that the game had regardless of the platform?The cutscenes-zoomed-issue is PC only, I think, but I think I remember having the other problems when I first played on Xbox 360.

if you're playing PC, it's because the port was a joke and part of the reason people are so on rockstar's ass about this one with how slipshod a job they did last time.So much this.

But there are solutions to pretty obvious problems like profiling by police that could be expanded upon in order to find some common solution.Please explain how profiling is supposed to work in this situation.
but everyone is trying to explain stuff that literally everyone knows, thinking that they are some kind of messiah of a new age where racism could stop existing if everyone stopped being tribal (no brainer).And so you have to rain down on people telling them off because they simply wanted to make a 20 second comment on the Internet?
as for the problem of racism, it's definitely not an unsolvable issue.Not without either killing individuals or removing free will, of which I'm a fan of neither.
it has a lot of factors, but it's not natural.Did you miss the part where I mentioned pattern theory and stereotypes? People associate specific features of a race with people they don't trust and don't like, and so they continually treat all people with those features just the same. It's the brain trying to protect the person from a perceived threat.
people are naturally weary of unfamiliarity, not races.Thus demonstrating my point.
people learn to be tribal. people also learn that race is really insignificant.The learning process is not an easy thing master, and there are some people whose brains are wired in a stubborn enough way to falsify facts and logic in order to prove itself "correct".
Okay but how does acknowledging a problem give people a way to solve it?Are you so dense as to not listen to my point?
but how does choosing not to acknowledge race issues help those who aren't as advantaged as you make a difference.Thank you for trying to pin me down as the bad guy.
How else is anyone going to interpretExactly as it is; a simplified explanation of my belief that people should be wary that we are all to some degree the same, and that judgement can't be based on one specific and unimportant factor like skin colour.
other than some cry for equality with no plan?
But you don't get rid of issues by saying "let's just all be friends"I like that you simplified my response in completely the wrong way.
That's a goal, not a process.
a pretentious ideaI've seen clumsy uses of that word, but goddam...
brings forth no sort of equality or peace.Let's just pretend this makes total sense and is not completely mixing up what I just said.

People would sooner sweep everything under a rug than admit that there is a problem.Even though that's partially true, where I live it's absolutely the opposite. People love to admit there's a problem, but they don't like to admit they're the problem.