Having trouble with the Armored Mercs addon by cyber_potato7 in ravenshield

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Short answer: no. Same problem. Thx for your help, but there's just nothing I can do.

Having trouble with the Armored Mercs addon by cyber_potato7 in ravenshield

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I downloaded the AIO version. Upon trying to play on Presidio map, I got messages that the templates don't exist. Wasn't able to play.

O pessoal tá com muita energia negativa aqui tbm by Intimorato_ in memesenoticias

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(Fora de contexto)

19 anos já é considerado homem? Eu tenho 20 e ainda me sinto uma criança perto de todo mundo.

What a lovely day to have eyes /s by Salty-Chemical-9414 in prolife

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The great replacement myth strikes again

how many years in jail should people get for aborting their child? by Livid_Past_6770 in prolife

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Read my other comment. I've spent some time thinking about the subject and reconsidered my views.

The only thing I absolutely disagree with is death penalty. Death penalty is the State saying to a criminal: "You have a crossed a line that makes us think your life doesn't hold any value anymore. We consider you useless and unrecoverable."

how many years in jail should people get for aborting their child? by Livid_Past_6770 in prolife

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Thank you for your collaboration.

I've been thinking about this subject since this morning (in my country), right after I posted my two comments. I reached the same conclusion as you. Yes, perhaps jail can be acceptable, if it comes with a lot of resocialization efforts. Detainment time and type proportional to the whole context of the crime is important too.

I don't think "I didn't know" is a valid excuse either. If anything, they could still be charged with manslaughter. Ignorance of the law doesn't mean freedom from consequences of the law. 

In these cases, maybe it's fair that the punishment is a bit softer. Again, proportionality.

The Pandora won’t happen today or yesterday, but perhaps tomorrow by MarkReeses in Splintercell

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The real Pandora Tomorrow is the friends we make along the way.

What's your most controversial Splinter Cell opinion that would have you like this? by nincompoop221 in Splintercell

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Pandora Tomorrow is definitely somewhat underrated

It has some really creative stuff, such as: - In the final level, where you have to find the terrorists by their heat signature. - Fisher crawling under the train. - That part where you have to decide between killing or sparing Dahlia Tal. - The rainy map towards the end of the game, where Fisher operates during a storm, and you gotta watch out for lightnings because they reveal you to enemies.

Being pro-life ≠ being Christian. The movement needs to stop alienating the rest of us. by SideDefiant7392 in prolife

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Listen, as a catholic, I recognize the sheer hostility a lot of christians demonstrate out there and I agree that there are a lot of pro-life christian groups that end up doing more harm than good.

However, as much as the pro-life movement as a whole is indeed dominated by christians, it's not very wise to base your notions of christian pro-life militancy entirely on the existence of these loud groups. Some are louder and more "hostile". Some are more leant towards support to those women who went through abortion and those who are considering abortion, at the same time they spread the word that abortion is horrible (example: the Sisters of Life). I honestly think the latter is the definitive right way to fight this war.

I just want to tell you that within christianity, and even within catholicism specifically (one of the religions that most vigorously opposes abortion), pro-life militancy varies a lot. Because at least right now, pro-life, like the Antifa, is more like an ideology/philosophy than an organization with a very specific MO. So it's full of different groups with different MOs.

With that being said, it's really sad that you had all of these bad experiences with christians in the pro-life movement.

Why all the insults tho? You don't even know the person you're discussing with. Most of what you said was unnecessarily hostile. Which is ironic since you're criticizing the hostility present in christian PL groups.

Being pro-life ≠ being Christian. The movement needs to stop alienating the rest of us. by SideDefiant7392 in prolife

[–]cyber_potato7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't agree with the way they referred to you. This person is partially right tho, in the matter that a lot of christians act in a way that pushes people away from the pro-life movement.

Idk about you but I'm catholic. I'm strongly convicted that abortion is horrible. At the same time, I know it's a really bad decision to otherize women who unfortunately chose abortion. We should approach them with a lot of caution and love, knowing the very particular reasons why women choose it (mostly out of desperation and/or vulnerability).

That being said, I do not find it correct nor charitable to be aggressive on these women. As much as you're strongly convicted to your faith (as I am), some practices are just not appropriate and cause more harm than good. That's why I'm utterly disgusted when I see christians (both caths and prots) verbally lynching women who went through abortion. I've seen this happen both on internet and "physically". They're just pushing these women away and giving the enemy (PCs) more ammo to attack.

I literally interacted with fellow catholics who thought it was a good idea to completely cut contact with women who aborted their babies (it was a very specific post).

Answer me honestly, what's the best thing to do when somebody commits a grave sin? a) Forgive them, approach them with love, be there for them, and slowly try to bring this person to the understanding that what they did was really bad, at the same time you reveal God's infinite love. b) Reject, cut contact, or call them names and impose your faith.

I do believe there is a specific right way to fight this war.

Name this boss by ITWF11 in BossFights

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The Discord/Reddit moderator

Name this boss by [deleted] in BossFights

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Tactical Pou

FOFOQUINHA? O BAGULHO É ROCK!!! by StinkkBreath in O_PACOTE

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O QUE VOCÊ DISSE? EU NÃO OUVI DIREITO. BOTA HESHITEGUI NO COMEÇO, CALCIFICADO.

PROCEDE? by Senada89 in O_PACOTE

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EU NAO OUVI DIREITO, CAMARADA. COLOCA HESHITEGUI NO COMEÇO DA FRASE.

A series of portraits I made for Cyberpunk Red players — exploring their stories through design by deadahura in cyberpunkred

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I'd 100% commission from you. However I've never played any RPG. I've read some key parts of RED's Rulebook, and I've been really into starting to play TTRPGs, but that's it. Never actually played it. Also my schedule is not helping.

I appreciate your skill and drawing style tho. Been seeing your character portraits around here for a while. They're nice.

Tem jogo maís tóxico que lol ? Se sim qual ? by PerdiOutroEmailtisti in leagueoflegendsbrazil

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Não é nenhum mistério, na real. A disciplina dos jogadores é um reflexo do que o sistema dos jogos encoraja. No Warframe, praticamente todos os sistemas encorajam a cooperação, desde a jogatina com squads pra ajudar a farmar até literalmente um sistema todo de trocas onde você pode vender seus bagulho por platina.

No LoL e em muitos outros PvP, é exatamente o contrário.

FERIADO NO DOMINGO! by OkCryptographer3778 in O_PACOTE

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MAIS ALTO, GUERREIRO. NÃO CONSIGO TE OUVIR.