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Originally written by Drew:

Being able to do what you want so long as you don't interfere detrimentally with what other people want to do seems a good way to maximize personal liberty and minimize risk of injury, at least in the abstract.

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Originally written by Randomizer:

I got by on the standard of haste, bless, and protection. Mostly it's spell casters using smite and concentrating on the demons. Imps go quickly and can be dealt with by fighters or single shots from priests. This is on torment so normal will be easier.

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Originally written by Khoth:

Everyone but me should do what I think is right.

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Originally written by Zeviz:

(Think of Ron Paul as the Liberaterian equivalent of Kucinich.)

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Originally written by Diprosopus:

Although I recognize that the player must get whatever she or he wants, so if the player wants a big battle at the end, who am I to disagree? After all, the customer is always right. :)

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Originally written by Emperor Tullegolar:

What really annoys me is that McCain, a great man whom I will be voting for, will probably pick Huckabee as his running mate, which will really be shooting himself in the foot as far as collecting independent votes goes. He will not win the presidency.

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Originally written by Redstart:

Someone who speaks Korean and/or Arabic? Not likely.

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Originally written by Jeran Korak:

I've always just bashed it to death on my own. How do you get help?

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Originally written by Diprosopus:

Shenanigans aside, I'm not sure how a person's personality applies to a person's ability to be president, unless that person's personality is actively harmful. Are we as a people electing personalities rather than policies?

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Originally written by Actaeon:

Are you referring to appearences or voice fidelity? If it comes down to his voice, I'm interested to hear your argument. If your insinuating that he doesn't look good enough for the modern music industry (and I think you are), then I quite agree. I would note, however, that very few classic rock stars would have made it in the modern world, and that the classical composers would probably failed to land so much as a debut for their pieces.

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Should I upload it somewhere (it's a 2.67MB ZIP), or are there licensing issues due to this version being released under the Common Public License rather than GNU GPL v2?

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Originally written by Goldenking:

I assume you mean Religious Status as in with or against Theism, and Economic Status as Capitalist or Socailist. Right?

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Originally written by The Ratt:

What I meant by Native American (or other continent) was if you are part indeginous of the area you are from.

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Originally written by Excalibur:

Apparently all humans are categorized into seven different races, everything else being a mixture. I find that hard to believe, however.

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Originally written by Excalibur:

Parents aren't present 24/7 to monitor their children. In any case, internet is of much more concern than television, because TV is regulated by the government while internet is not.

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