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Time to make The Pitch, like I have so many times before. The reason it should be in feudal Japan, starring a female protagonist. And that's why AC3 should be set in feudal Japan. Starring a lady.

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What others have said... the background of the series is that crime rates go way up, so the court system changes to expedite prosecution, and put more people away. That's the setup for the games, and that's why the legal system represented doesn't appear similar to any real court system.

My business just sells "back massagers," so we're still able to operate. They look the other way, and we keep their ladies happy.

We haven't seen either of them in the coverage so far, so that gives me hope that their roles are very small. Cause if they're too big, I'll have to replay ME2 and make sure they die.

It's an E3 demo. They threw it together to have something to show, it's probably not even going to be in the game. I hope it's nice and open, Far Cry 2, other than the mentioned flaws, was one of the best shooters of this gen, but judging based on that demo isn't gonna get you anywhere.

It's interesting to see, in that demo, just how incredibly easy Story mode makes the combat. That boss at the end had all the resilience of a wet paper towel.

Wow. This game is actually... really stupid. Completely luck based, not really interesting at all. I tried three times, the virtual dice came up snake eyes three times. It says it'll let me try again in two hours, but I really don't care enough to put up with this crap game to get a demo two days early.

In the minority? They're a contender for the fucking presidency. It's absolutely shameful.

My first instinct, as a child, was "fire truck." I'm pretty sure that's wrong.

The journey of life takes men to strange places, where mysteries abound and darkness reigns. What was once apparent truth can become inconsolable gibberish. Religion, most of all, is a journey. I know few men that believe the same things they did as a child, and I think that's important. How can you respect someone whose beliefs have not evolved with their knowledge and experience?

And why I've been a good female nymphomaniac in both titles.

Not to be whatever, but tell that to the people being tortured and killed in Syria. Tell them "sorry, but it's not our responsibility." We have the power, we have the opportunity. I don't think it's humane for us to do nothing. We are not the world's police, but we can be a decent neighbor, fer chrissake.

I think it's a pretty hard call. Frankly, we just got out of Iraq and I'm none too eager to be saddled with another foreign war. Our budget is in a bad way, our economy is just starting to come back together, the last thing we need is another cash sink to drown in. However, the atrocities being committed there are difficult to ignore, and impossible to deny. Something needs to be done. We cannot shut our eyes to the world, but we also cannot afford to work so hard in the protection of others that our own nation crumbles. I think we need to support any efforts made by the UN to resolve the situation, with resources, but we should not lead the charge. America is not ready to be entrenched once again. Ultimately, we cannot help anyone else if we can't keep our country together.

I've filmed probably over 100 weddings and I've never actually heard a preacher do that part. Yeah, that part is popular in movies, but it's just inviting some drunken uncle to make an ass of himself. The handful of weddings I've been to... I think it was done once, and very quickly, and it turned out to be a bad idea because even in that short time frame some drunken idiot DID shout out an unfunny joke.

I seem to remember a certain political fight over "separate but equal."

Hence my distress, naturally. I realize the closeness, and it displeases me, but I don't know what else to think. To me... I mean, it's like pedophilia. It feels like pedophilia. You knew this person as a small child, you knew them intimately, you don't get to have a romantic relationship with them. In the case of, say, long lost siblings? I've got no problem with that. If you never knew your sister, and she shows up when you're 18, and you like each other, I'm fine with that. But it strikes at the core of the moral fiber that you shouldn't be sleeping with a person who raised you, or was raised alongside you.

So it's about genetics? Because to me, it's not. My objection to a brother and sister marrying is not "but your kids will turn out weird." It's that I feel that you shouldn't get romantically involved with someone who raised you, or you were raised alongside. My issue is a relationship one, which is far less scientific. I'm quite aware of the reproductive ramifications, but there are people with bad genes who will have retarded children too, and I'm not about to stop them from getting married. I'm worried about morals, not evolution.

Well, I'd like to agree, but I do feel weird about, say, a brother and sister marrying each other, even as consenting adults. Or a father and daughter. I do think we need some limits, and therein lies the problem- opponents of gay marriage immediately say "what is it about a brother and sister marrying that is wrong?" And I say "I don't know, it just... IS" and they say "That's how we feel about gay marriage" and then I'm just annoyed because I don't know what to say.

Sounds kind of like what segregationists argued in the 50s- it's a state issue, let the people decide. No. The majority does not get to strip rights away from the minority simply because they're too ignorant to respect their differences. There are plenty of good non-religious arguments against incest and polygamy. The ONLY argument against same sex marriage is "it's against my religion," in which case, don't marry someone of the same gender yourself. What others do is none of your goddamn business. Islam forbids alcohol, but that doesn't mean the Islamic people are enforcing prohibition on other people. This is what pisses people off about Christianity. It's never enough for you guys to believe and act on something yourselves, you have to force everyone else to follow YOUR beliefs as well. It's what takes people like me- born and raised in Christian homes- and makes us want to have nothing to do with that religion. I'm fine with you believing whatever you want. Just stop trying to shove that shit down everyone else's throats.

It's going to go to the Supreme Court, the fight isn't over yet. But yeah, I would think that would mean same sex marriage was constitutional. The thing you have to know about California is... christ, I'm gonna sound racist saying this, I'm really not... it has a lot of Hispanics, Hispanics are very commonly Catholic, Catholics are (traditionally) very strongly against same sex marriage. California is in a lot of ways very progressive, but it does have a conservative streak.