The Obama-briefed-on-classified-intelligence game

[L]

Oi...You guys had better be right about Obama...

And...L? Is this roleplay or something?

And seriously, what's with people changing their names and avatars to reflect important political/historical figures?

I had preferred to change my alias to someone recognized of high intelligence and capabilities.
Doing so would psychologically trigger an image in your mind of the well learned person, in this case, L.
Presuming one to be L would grant a greater sense of authority with this persona,
which overall grants me greater freedom to spout nonsense and force those who recognize his persona to take me seriously.

I find it quite silly that I'm being called out for having anything related to an Animé character as my alias;
by one who has a 'Super Saija-jin' version of himself drawn in such the style he has so fitted into his avatar and slander.​

 

[Brosiris]

I had preferred to change my alias to someone recognized of high intelligence and capabilities.
Doing so would psychologically trigger an image in your mind of the well learned person, in this case, L.
Presuming one to be L would grant a greater sense of authority with this persona,
which overall grants me greater freedom to spout nonsense and force those who recognize his persona to take me seriously.

I find it quite silly that I'm being called out for having anything related to an Animé character as my alias;
by one who has a 'Super Saija-jin' version of himself drawn in such the style he has so fitted into his avatar and slander.​

Or it makes you look like a moron, but hey, what do I know. I'm just a retard who thinks you're intelligent.

 

[L]

Or it makes you look like a moron, but hey, what do I know. I'm just a retard who thinks you're intelligent.

 

[Deman]

I had preferred to change my alias to someone recognized of high intelligence and capability
Doing so would psychologically trigger an image in your mind of the well learned person, in this case, L.
Presuming one to be L would grant a greater sense of authority with this persona,
which overall grants me greater freedom to spout nonsense and force those who recognize his persona to take me seriously.

I find it quite silly that I'm being called out for having anything related to an Animé character as my alias <-- no need for a semicolon
by one who has a 'Super Saija-jin' version of himself drawn in such the style he has so fitted into his avatar and libel.​

There fixed a few things And if you're having fun, who cares?

Anyway, back to the topic. I would ask if I could get my homie 50 cent to be my personal bodyguard.

 

[guest]

God blesses America, God chose Obama to execute that blessing. Dare you go against the word and decision of God? Just how religious are you, or are you just plain ignorant and arrogant?

All the Christians I know care for other people. They don't know hatred nor grief, they don't categorize certain groups of people, they don't judge people based on their heritage or families, they show respect. Why can't you show respect? Why must you, self-claimed believer in God, be the opposite of these people?

Just FYI, the founding fathers were not Christians, Christianity itself is a foreign religion that has no relation to America.. Oh, and Jesus was black.

 

[Zeonix]

Olive-skinned or slightly darker, like other Middle Easterns, not black (assuming he existed).

 

[J-Dude]

Just FYI, the founding fathers were not Christians, Christianity itself is a foreign religion that has no relation to America.. Oh, and Jesus was black.

They weren't Christians eh? What were they then, do tell...

And to "L", my avatar =/= roleplaying as a character. I'm not pretending to be someone. I'm not judging you, I'm just pointing out something that's not exactly common here.

I myself save roleplay for using my own soundboard, name and spray to play Sarge from Red vs Blue while playing Team Fortress 2.

"You just got Sarged..."

 

[sub]

I'm not sure how accurate it is

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Founding_Fathers_of_the_United_States#Religion

I do know that America is not a christian country. It really gets under my skin when people say that it is or when people claim the founding fathers were all christian.

 

[imkongkong]

They weren't Christians eh? What were they then, do tell...

And to "L", my avatar =/= roleplaying as a character. I'm not pretending to be someone. I'm not judging you, I'm just pointing out something that's not exactly common here.

I myself save roleplay for using my own soundboard, name and spray to play Sarge from Red vs Blue while playing Team Fortress 2.

"You just got Sarged..."

they were a branch from the anglican religion, otherwords, protestant sects

 

[Pieter Paul Rubens]

My initial post wasn't actually about what religion America falls under. I was merely pointing out that J-Dude (the self-proclaimed awesome-Christian) wasn't showing true Christianity with his hatred and arrogance.

But enough of that! On topic now! I'd ask if they really thought Iraq had WMD and/or if that truly was the reason for the attack.

 

[J-Dude]

Awesome Christian? What gave you that impression? I'm a ways away from being in the same county as perfect, pal. I just have likes and dislikes.

And by the way, if you consider "Protestant" as just not being Roman Catholic, then I guess I fall under that myself, because I'm not Catholic. That's still Christian, bub. I don't know your definition, but Catholic and Christian are FAR from being the same thing. As far as I'm concerned, Catholics are opposite of Christians.

 

[sub]

What's wrong with Catholics? I live on Long Island so the majority of the people I know are Catholics, they don't seem any more wrong or less christian than anyone else I've met.

 

[J-Dude]

What's wrong with Catholics? I live on Long Island so the majority of the people I know are Catholics, they don't seem any more wrong or less christian than anyone else I've met.

They tend to be good people, but the Christian belief is that Jesus came and disbanded the idea of a heirarchy or any need for worldly grandeur in the religion. He was expected to be this grand king and he was a humble peasant carpenter. He destroyed the pomp and circumstance and died for the sins of humanity, knowing that we as humans will sin in our lives.

But the Catholic Church brought back that grandios idea, brought popes and cardinals and big tall hats. The Catholic Church went back against the very things Jesus sought tohave us rid ourselves of. And what did they do? Formed the Crusades, killed non-believers. They didn't even allow for the notion of heliocentricity. They were tyrants who did the reverse of what Jesus had wanted, and in his name to boot. That's why I have no respect for religious leaders' positions or for large formal gatherings like churches.

The followers themselves are often fine people, but they're really missing the point in believing in Jesus Christ.

 

[sub]

They tend to be good people, but the Christian belief is that Jesus came and disbanded the idea of a heirarchy or any need for worldly grandeur in the religion. He was expected to be this grand king and he was a humble peasant carpenter. He destroyed the pomp and circumstance and died for the sins of humanity, knowing that we as humans will sin in our lives.

But the Catholic Church brought back that grandios idea, brought popes and cardinals and big tall hats. The Catholic Church went back against the very things Jesus sought tohave us rid ourselves of. And what did they do? Formed the Crusades, killed non-believers. They didn't even allow for the notion of heliocentricity. They were tyrants who did the reverse of what Jesus had wanted, and in his name to boot. That's why I have no respect for religious leaders' positions or for large formal gatherings like churches.

The followers themselves are often fine people, but they're really missing the point in believing in Jesus Christ.

I see what you're saying, but I disagree. Having gone to a catholic school for 4 years, they spewed quite a bit of propaganda at me. Christianity has three main denominations or branches - Orthodox, Protestant and, yes, Catholic. All three groups basically believe the same things, but have slightly different views about it. In terms of how belonging to one group or another affects your core beliefs, I don't think it does.

The main thing I take issue with is you claiming that Catholics, the largest denomination under Christianity are the opposite of Christians. In my view, you all have the same core beliefs. To claim otherwise is doing nothing but fooling yourself and, quite frankly, adding to religions already infuriating "holier than thou" attitude.

I will grant you that the Catholic Church has done some horrible things in the past, but to compare that corrupt church to the church of today is silly, they're completely different beasts. I'm all against organized religion, but all three denominations are organized religion.

Just my two cents.

 

[guest]

They weren't Christians eh? What were they then, do tell...

They believed in Deism.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deism
Apparently god created us, but doesn't give a damn.

My initial post wasn't actually about what religion America falls under. I was merely pointing out that J-Dude (the self-proclaimed awesome-Christian) wasn't showing true Christianity with his hatred and arrogance.

Also extremely true. The only true American Christian we've seen for the past 100 years I'd say was Dr Martin Luther King JR. American culture simply doesn't teach you to "turn the other speak", and I've never seen any American Christian truly capable of forgiving their enemies other than Doctor King.

 

[Zeonix]

They believed in Deism.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deism
Apparently god created us, but doesn't give a damn.

Correctamundo.

http://freethought.mbdojo.com/foundingfathers.html

 

[Dokutayuu]

Well, personally I'd ask to see and change the last president's record collection. .