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Originally written by Burning Shiv:

You can do a good deed for someone at your own expense and never get any recognition for it, but you do it because you feel good about doing it. If you genuinely just became miserable, you wouldn't do it. I don't think it devalues kindness or generosity in any way. It just explains the psychology (or maybe philosophy) of being nice to people.

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Originally written by chasm of Sar:

there have been studies that indicate part of bullying is an inability (by the bully) to properly participate in play and bullies can therefore be taught how to interact on a proper level and forego the need to bully

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Originally written by Robert Daniel Oliver:

What's this surprise? I got two questions about it already! I was so sure I let this slip some time in the past few years...

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Originally written by Jame2:

I don't think that Liberterianism can work, given our current population, technology and communication ability.

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Originally written by chasm of Sar:

How were the pictures added? I tried using instant UBB code Code button and pasting code in but that didn' work.

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Originally written by chasm of Sar:

On a related note:

(moronic excuse for double-posting)

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Originally written by Alec:

(long rant)

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Originally written by Delicious Vlish:

Does it make you think any less of me? Or do you like this side?

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Originally written by The Stew Boy:

And anyway, surely you can be prepared for the real world without all that?

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Originally written by The High King's Logomach:

I am also a 48% half-eaten corndog.

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Originally written by Emperor Tullegolar:

Here's the problem. The corporation leaders you are talking about aren't greedy enough! If they really wanted more money, rather than give themselves pay raises, they would expand. They would use the extra money to hire more people and extend their reach. It's when people get to a point in wealth where they lose ambition that the problems arise. Now I am finally begining to see why my system might not work. I assumed people would be greedier.

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Originally written by Spammin' Salmon:

You could always just stop posting.

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Originally written by Demoniac Dikiyoba:

Having a slith can make a few encounters a little bit easier, so it's nice to have one.

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Originally written by Lego:

Trickle-Down

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Originally written by The High King's Logomach:

What, exactly, makes economic gain the most important goal for all government?

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Are you talking to me? I made it very clear that the economy is not a concern for the government at all. Protection is. I also think your forgetting that this is an economic discussion, not one on how to live a happy life. As for the word 'strength,' I don't use that word, I use the word strong. I use it so that I don't have to keep defining someone who has what it takes to be successful in every single one of my posts.

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Originally written by Thuryl:

I don't bother with Dexterity on spellcasters. They shouldn't be getting attacked anyway.

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Originally written by --Squad:

Avernium or Geenforge

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Originally written by --Squad:

—Alorael, who is guilty of shamelessly fabricating parts of A1. The only vahnatai you really meet is the shade in the crypt with the huge magic barrier, and it's not even a very interesting shade.

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