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Cops who don’t do bad things allow other cops to do bad things.
Cops who don’t do bad things allow other cops to do bad things.
Hey look, there it is again in the one I’m at now. Hermoine to Potter: “What’s wrong with your hand?” Potter: “Nothing.” (This was the Dolores torture). Hermoine actually finds out, which is refreshing. “You’ve got to tell Dumbledore.” Harry: “No. Dumbledore’s got enough on his mind right now.” Freaking stupid, Harry.
This “is anything happening?” “No, nothing.” exchange with Potter is constant in this series.
Fuck you, Unity.
Japan would rather die. Microsoft, I don’t know what their shit deal is.
I hope so, but frankly we’ll just have to see. The people with the money and power usually win.
Thanks, bot!
I think you a word there.
You keep saying SPD and I keep wondering how Space Patrol Delta sunk so low. It’s no wonder the top of the force turned evil and the B-team Power Rangers became the heroes we needed to stop them.
There’s nothing socialist about China.
I think you missed the point of why I said that.
Yee. As an aside, by “education”, I mean any kind of knowledge. Many successful people have at least a small degree of intuitive knowledge— stuff they understand but weren’t explicitly taught. They may not even realize that they understand it and others don’t, because it came naturally.
Okay, yeah. Basically magical thinking— thinking that if someone succeeds, they are just special. Which is wrong. In reality, most of it is education, hard work, being first, getting good exposure, and plain old luck. And finishing a novel— even a shitty one— is hard work.
That’s fair, though Sorcerer’s Stone really wasn’t written better than later installments.
Thanks for this. Might give it a watch later. ^^
I would also like to call “third-party” content creators “fans” in this case too, in which case that is absolutely true. Extended universe? Clone Wars show? Comic books? Novels? All that third-party Star Wars content is pretty passionate. This is also true of Sonic— Archie and the ascended fan game Sonic Chronicles cared a lot more about Sonic’s universe than SEGA did.
By that last sentence, do you mean “but you can’t seem to accept”, or “you should accept”?
Nobody ever explained anything more than the likes of “Voldemort’s back! You have to believe me!” If anyone actually gave account or explained anything at all, the good guys would have a lot more allies than they do. Hell, actually talking is how they convinced a bunch of people to let Harry teach them dark arts defense in Order of the Phoenix. It seems that actually talking is how every good event happens, and that not talking is how every bad event happens.