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Just gonna break this chain up..

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Rogue River wrote:Just gonna break this chain up..

Lol

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Rogue River wrote:Just gonna break this chain up..

Did you receive your battleship? Rogue River

Cute Pandassssssssssss, The Hazar Amisnery, So Pep

Rogue River wrote:Just gonna break this chain up..

At least you didnÂ’t nuke it this time :v

Cute Pandassssssssssss, The Hazar Amisnery, Republic Of Boxton

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Soviet Repub wrote:Hello

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So Pep wrote:At least you didnÂ’t nuke it this time :v

Nuke?

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Rogue River wrote:Just gonna break this chain up..

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So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Can someone pls start a convo

IÂ’m boredddd

So Pep

Sartell Koltis wrote:Can someone pls start a convo

IÂ’m boredddd

thats not rly smth I'm good at :p

So Pep wrote:thats not rly smth I'm good at :p

Me neither

So Pep

Abortion is goinggg to be defederalized in usaaaaaaaaa

So Pep

Sartell Koltis wrote:Abortion is goinggg to be defederalized in usaaaaaaaaa

what does that mean??

Republic Of Boxton

States can make it illegal

like Texas

So Pep

So Pep wrote:what does that mean??

They are gonna leave the decision of abortion to the states

Meaning that the south and other conservative states are gonna ban it

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Republic Of Boxton wrote:States can make it illegal

like Texas

Texas will def outlaw it

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:Abortion is goinggg to be defederalized in usaaaaaaaaa

I thought that kind of thing should always be up to the state

So Pep

Sartell Koltis wrote:Texas will def outlaw it

HavenÂ’t they already?

So Pep

Republic Of Boxton wrote:HavenÂ’t they already?

No

The trial to overturn roe vs wade is gonna happen soon

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:No

The trial to overturn roe vs wade is gonna happen soon

Cool

So Pep

Republic Of Boxton wrote:Cool

Not really

Do you support abortion?

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:Not really

Do you support abortion?

No I do not

I do not support abortion for religious reasons

So Pep

Republic Of Boxton wrote:No I do not

I do not support it for religious reasons

Ok

I believe that supporting it is different from actually doing it.

God will not sin you you if you let people sin themselves.

You need to spread the gospel and tell them that they are wrong by doing that.

But if you donÂ’t tell them that they shouldnÂ’t kill their children, you must make it up by spreading the gospel somewhere else.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

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Sartell Koltis wrote:They are gonna leave the decision of abortion to the states

Meaning that the south and other conservative states are gonna ban it

......

Kingdom Of The Peps, Republic Of Boxton

Republic Of Boxton wrote:Can you clean the grammar up please, I am interested in what you have to say. It is difficult to understand what you are saying.

I just think that saying that abortion is bad is spreading the gospel.

staying silent about abortion isnÂ’t spreading the gospel but it is fine as long as you spread the gospel somewhere else you are not sinning.

But if you are openly telling people to get an abortion, that is a sin.

I will never feel the effects of killing your own Child as a male, but the pain and responsibility that you get from keeping a child when you are young is overwhelming. I will not openly tell people to get an abortion, but if you have to sin to avoid pain, that is their choice.

I must go now

:)

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:I just think that saying that abortion is bad is spreading the gospel, and staying silent about abortion isnÂ’t spreading the gospel but it is fine as long as you spread the gospel somewhere else you are not sinning.

But if you are openly telling people to get an abortion, that is a sin.

For me bottom line is to point to Christ, Christ is the one who will judge, I am a mere servant I tell you of the grace He has shown me

All have sinned all have fallen short of the glory of God

His Grace is what gets me up in the morning

As a male myself I can say that I want kids and I couldnÂ’t imagine killing your own flesh and blood that is that child

So Pep

Republic Of Boxton wrote:For me bottom line is to point to Christ, Christ is the one who will judge, I am a mere servant I tell you of the grace He has shown me

All have sinned all have fallen short of the glory of God

You can redeem yourself in gods image by praying for gods forgiveness.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:You can redeem yourself in gods image by praying for gods forgiveness.

Right

So Pep

in my opinion abortion should only be allowed when the life of the mother is threatened.

if you do stuff that leads to you getting the thing, your problem. you did a stupid thing and now you have to deal with it's consequences.

So Pep, Adephia, Republic Of Boxton

Kasase wrote:in my opinion abortion should only be allowed when the life of the mother is threatened.

if you do stuff that leads to you getting the thing, your problem. you did a stupid thing and now you have to deal with it's consequences.

I am in very much the same boat

the kid that knocked her up Should have to deal with the responsibilities as well

two people making an adult decision have to deal with adult consequences

If itÂ’s a rape baby that family needs to protect said mother at all costs and help with the baby if the person who is guilty of the crime is found he should have to pay child support and go to Jail for the rest of his life Working in a chain gang

Kasase, So Pep, Adephia

Republic Of Boxton wrote:I am in very much the same boat and the kid that knocked her up Should have to deal with the responsibilities as well

abortion is basically a legal form of infanticide / Neonaticide which is technically illegal

especially if your in the later months of it makes it far more morally bad as the baby is mostly developed / mostly developing.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

If I may argue for the pro-choice people such as myself.

Let's say that a young woman is in this scenario: she's pregnant, her boyfriend has left her, and she has no home (bc her parents kicked her out), and no money.

In my opinion, bringing the baby into this scenario would not be good for it. As it develops, it won't have very good mental health, it won't really understand hygiene and if it was sent to school, it, unfortunately, would be bullied. (This is just scenario #1, m not saying this is defo what will happen).

Now, scenario #2.

Let's say that our young woman here has been raped. She is pregnant, she never wanted the baby. However, she is in the care of her parents, who respect the choice she will make regarding the baby. If she decides to keep the baby, go for it! Raise the baby into a prosperous human being. But, the most likely outcome is that she will not keep the baby. I'd imagine she wouldn't want the father to be her RAPIST.

Now, I haven't considered the male aspect in this post yet so here we are:

If the woman has a boyfriend/husband, in my opinion, yes, the male should have a say, but not the final say. Yes, I think he should be able to convince her to change her mind either way, but I don't believe he should get the final decision. So, I think that the man should be able to try and persuade his girlfriend/wife to keep/abort the baby, but i think the woman, who is carrying said baby, gets to make the final decision.

idk just my opinion

Kasase

So Pep wrote:If I may argue for the pro-choice people such as myself.

Let's say that a young woman is in this scenario: she's pregnant, her boyfriend has left her, and she has no home (bc her parents kicked her out), and no money.

In my opinion, bringing the baby into this scenario would not be good for it. As it develops, it won't have very good mental health, it won't really understand hygiene and if it was sent to school, it, unfortunately, would be bullied. (This is just scenario #1, m not saying this is defo what will happen).

Now, scenario #2.

Let's say that our young woman here has been raped. She is pregnant, she never wanted the baby. However, she is in the care of her parents, who respect the choice she will make regarding the baby. If she decides to keep the baby, go for it! Raise the baby into a prosperous human being. But, the most likely outcome is that she will not keep the baby. I'd imagine she wouldn't want the father to be her RAPIST.

Now, I haven't considered the male aspect in this post yet so here we are:

If the woman has a boyfriend/husband, in my opinion, yes, the male should have a say, but not the final say. Yes, I think he should be able to convince her to change her mind either way, but I don't believe he should get the final decision. So, I think that the man should be able to try and persuade his girlfriend/wife to keep/abort the baby, but i think the woman, who is carrying said baby, gets to make the final decision.

idk just my opinion

And here is my response to you, this is an all two common scene across the world I would say go to the church, but thereÂ’s a lot of churches out there who wouldnÂ’t help that poor woman because they have no real understanding of the gospel

I would say put it up for adoption but the American (idk about other countries) government is full of red tape when it comes to adoption leaving many kids without a stable home

But again The male should do their job in being a father and help provide for the child but some men have no character or accountability and this is the real plague on society

So Pep

So Pep wrote:If I may argue for the pro-choice people such as myself.

Let's say that a young woman is in this scenario: she's pregnant, her boyfriend has left her, and she has no home (bc her parents kicked her out), and no money.

In my opinion, bringing the baby into this scenario would not be good for it. As it develops, it won't have very good mental health, it won't really understand hygiene and if it was sent to school, it, unfortunately, would be bullied. (This is just scenario #1, m not saying this is defo what will happen).

Now, scenario #2.

Let's say that our young woman here has been raped. She is pregnant, she never wanted the baby. However, she is in the care of her parents, who respect the choice she will make regarding the baby. If she decides to keep the baby, go for it! Raise the baby into a prosperous human being. But, the most likely outcome is that she will not keep the baby. I'd imagine she wouldn't want the father to be her RAPIST.

Now, I haven't considered the male aspect in this post yet so here we are:

If the woman has a boyfriend/husband, in my opinion, yes, the male should have a say, but not the final say. Yes, I think he should be able to convince her to change her mind either way, but I don't believe he should get the final decision. So, I think that the man should be able to try and persuade his girlfriend/wife to keep/abort the baby, but i think the woman, who is carrying said baby, gets to make the final decision.

idk just my opinion

I agree with scenario #2,but again, in scenario #1, you did stupid stuff, you have to deal with the consequences. there should be a child benefit IMO because..... having a child ain't the most profitable thing (children dont make you alot of money do they?)

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Kasase wrote:I agree with scenario #2,but again, in scenario #1, you did stupid stuff, you have to deal with the consequences. there should be a child benefit IMO because..... having a child ain't the most profitable thing (children dont make you alot of money do they?)

In America it costs about $100,000 to raise a child

Kasase, So Pep

Republic Of Boxton wrote:In America it costs about $100,000 to raise a child

yeah. that's far more then the average annual income which is $67.5k. though that 100k for a child is spread across the years, but still a big cost)

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

I think it should be allowed regardless of circumstances, carrying a child inside you is bound to trigger a connection, and people will only do it if it is absolutely necessary

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

also guys please keep it civil

that would be nice of y'all to be civil.

So Pep, Kingdom Of The Peps, Republic Of Boxton

Marxiaville wrote:I think it should be allowed regardless of circumstances, carrying a child inside you is bound to trigger a connection, and people will only do it if it is absolutely necessary

What exactly are you saying?

So Pep

Republic Of Boxton wrote:What exactly are you saying?

Indeed

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

I just wanna raise the point that men are being left out of the child rearing process these days I think men are extremely important in the child rearing process I can tell you from experience that a good father is one of the best things for a developing mind they are a good role model for courage, work ethic, accountability, and compassion*

Note* iÂ’m saying this for men out there

Mature, not those who are post adolescent boys

Real men who are good for society not what you would call toxic masculinity

So Pep

Republic Of Boxton wrote:I just wanna raise the point that men are being left out of the child rearing process these days I think men are extremely important in the child rearing process I can tell you from experience that a good father is one of the best things for a developing mind they are a good role model for courage, work ethic, accountability, and compassion*

Note* iÂ’m saying this for men out there

Mature, not those who are post adolescent boys

Real men who are good for society not what you would call toxic masculinity

Most boys are the reason that girls get abortions

They do the deed way to early then leave the girl that they impregnated

DonÂ’t get me wrong, that girl made a mistake as well.

Men are left out of the birth proscess

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Kasase wrote:I agree with scenario #2,but again, in scenario #1, you did stupid stuff, you have to deal with the consequences. there should be a child benefit IMO because..... having a child ain't the most profitable thing (children dont make you alot of money do they?)

If they had contraception and it broke/failed would you be posting a different opinion?

Kasase, Republic Of Boxton

So Pep wrote:If they had contraception and it broke/failed would you be posting a different opinion?

hmmmmmmm.........

now that is a part where I can't decide, because 1: it's the manufactures fault for producing bad contraception, and the lady's fault for using.... bad contraception, but then again, the lady doesn't know if the contraception is bad or good, she just wants to go on with whatever.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Republic Of Boxton wrote:And here is my response to you, this is an all two common scene across the world I would say go to the church, but thereÂ’s a lot of churches out there who wouldnÂ’t help that poor woman because they have no real understanding of the gospel

I would say put it up for adoption but the American (idk about other countries) government is full of red tape when it comes to adoption leaving many kids without a stable home

But again The male should do their job in being a father and help provide for the child but some men have no character or accountability and this is the real plague on society

Millions of people are non-religious, and this number is rising as more and more science about the universe and earth itself is proven. A non-religious person wouldnÂ’t typically go to church. If they had a baby in their belly that they do not want, I think the last place a non-religious woman would be going to is a goddamn church.

Kasase wrote:hmmmmmmm.........

now that is a part where I can't decide, because 1: it's the manufactures fault for producing bad contraception, and the lady's fault for using.... bad contraception, but then again, the lady doesn't know if the contraception is bad or good, she just wants to go on with whatever.

WeÂ’ll, IÂ’m completely pro-choice so this will most likely be biased, but if the woman did not know about the bad contraception, and did not know that 3% of male contraception failed, surely sheÂ’d ought to have the right to an abortion.

Kasase, Kingdom Of The Peps

So Pep wrote:WeÂ’ll, IÂ’m completely pro-choice so this will most likely be biased, but if the woman did not know about the bad contraception, and did not know that 3% of male contraception failed, surely sheÂ’d ought to have the right to an abortion.

yeah, but if they know the contraception is bad and just bought it because C H E E P I think she should be allowed to have an abortion but also be told to "choose your fricken birth control wisely"

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Kasase wrote:yeah, but if they know the contraception is bad and just bought it because C H E E P I think she should be allowed to have an abortion but also be told to "choose your fricken birth control wisely"

Moving on from contraception.

I donÂ’t really know if the studies about embryos feeling pain have been conclusive, but IÂ’m pretty sure they canÂ’t. The baby is also not able to think in its own at this stage, therefore, if a pro-liferÂ’s main argument is the pain the baby will go through, IÂ’ll have to disagree.

Kasase, Republic Of Boxton

Anyways I gtg but IÂ’ll respond soon

Kasase, Republic Of Boxton

So Pep wrote:Moving on from contraception.

I donÂ’t really know if the studies about embryos feeling pain have been conclusive, but IÂ’m pretty sure they canÂ’t. The baby is also not able to think in its own at this stage, therefore, if a pro-liferÂ’s main argument is the pain the baby will go through, IÂ’ll have to disagree.

yeah. that's not my main argument; it's that "if you do stupid things, you have to deal with the consequences". if lady goes into stuff KNOWING that she might be pregnant, she has no reason to go like "wahhh I didn't want this they wouldn't say I would get it wahhh"

The Hazar Amisnery, So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

So Pep wrote:Millions of people are non-religious, and this number is rising as more and more science about the universe and earth itself is proven. A non-religious person wouldnÂ’t typically go to church. If they had a baby in their belly that they do not want, I think the last place a non-religious woman would be going to is a goddamn church.

ThereÂ’s no reason to get angry and for what itÂ’s worth most Christians believe science thereÂ’s a few weirdos out there religious and non-religious, Who donÂ’t believe Scientific proof like the earth is round, I think science is one of the coolest things ever, Christians are not counter science

We canÂ’t prove that Inter-species evolution exists we canÂ’t prove that God exists we canÂ’t prove that the Big Bang happened at some level youÂ’ve got to believe in something whether it be yourself or God or science I choose to believe in God because for me that is the most logical approach to how things happened for me science makes more sense of The world I live in and the God I believe in

And IÂ’m not saying that a non-religious woman wouldnÂ’t go to a church but if the girl needs help sheÂ’s going to get it at the right church she can also go to a charity

Kasase, So Pep

And for what itÂ’s worth IÂ’m not asking you to agree With me that is not my goal I only want you to understand my perspective

Kasase, So Pep

Rogue River wrote:Just gonna break this chain up..

Why

Republic Of Boxton

Soviet Repub wrote:Why

I know

:(

Republic Of Boxton

That was the most civil political conversation I've seen in a while. Good job guys.

Hopefully I'm not speaking too soon...

Ragnox, So Pep, Kingdom Of The Peps, Republic Of Boxton

Also, Adephia has reclaimed its position as the most cultured in the region. You can't catch me know Ragnox.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Adephia wrote:That was the most civil political conversation I've seen in a while. Good job guys.

Hopefully I'm not speaking too soon...

That is only what I wish for

So Pep, Adephia

Republic Of Boxton wrote:That is only what I wish for

You should have seen the GPC in its early days. Things often got heated.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Adephia wrote:You should have seen the GPC in its early days. Things often got heated.

Dang

So Pep, Adephia

Republic Of Boxton wrote:Dang

communism looks over shoulder

😅

Adephia, Republic Of Boxton

Adephia wrote:That was the most civil political conversation I've seen in a while. Good job guys.

Hopefully I'm not speaking too soon...

Politics are indeed something I do want to go forward in with my life. I know I donÂ’t want to make the decision to early, but I do really enjoy speaking and talking about politics. ItÂ’s a terrible business but I do believe that maybe I can make a difference in the world

So Pep, Adephia, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:Politics are indeed something I do want to go forward in with my life. I know I donÂ’t want to make the decision to early, but I do really enjoy speaking and talking about politics. ItÂ’s a terrible business but I do believe that maybe I can make a difference in the world

I'm glad one of us has an optimistic look on the political future. I gave up that path long ago.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Hopefully the world doesnÂ’t destroy itself before I get the chance

So Pep, Adephia, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:communism looks over shoulder

😅

Nothing happened in Aozora Square May 2020

Republic Of Boxton

Adephia wrote:I'm glad one of us has an optimistic look on the political future. I gave up that path long ago.

That path is one of the hardest paths to go on. Getting your name around the USA is extremely hard without piles of money

So Pep, Adephia, Republic Of Boxton

Adephia wrote:Nothing happened in Aozora Square May 2020

That didnÂ’t happen? Dang, IÂ’m so happy that that didnÂ’t happen

Adephia, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:That path is one of the hardest paths to go on. Getting your name around the USA is extremely hard without piles of money

Just get a small loan of $1 million.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Adephia wrote:Just get a small loan of $1 million.

DonÂ’t forget the thousands of connections and friends your gonna need to succeed

So Pep, Adephia, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:DonÂ’t forget the thousands of connections and friends your gonna need to succeed

Connections are key for most professions. You learn that applying for jobs. What do you think you'll do before launching a political career? It is usually best to develop some sort of expertise and get life experience before going into public service.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Well goodnight Adephia

Hope your job goes well tomorrow

So Pep, Adephia, Republic Of Boxton

Adephia wrote:Connections are key for most professions. You learn that applying for jobs. What do you think you'll do before launching a political career? It is usually best to develop some sort of expertise and get life experience before going into public service.

Maybe IÂ’ll major in political science and economics and make friends there so that I will have some friends taht know what they are doing

So Pep, Adephia

Sartell Koltis wrote:Well goodnight Adephia

Hope your job goes well tomorrow

Thank you, I need to log off too. I work 12hrs 5 days a week until the tax deadline in April so I'm definitely busy need need my sleep.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Hehe

-40 degrees tomorrow

HEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHHEHEHEHHEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHEHEHHEHEHEH

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:Hehe

-40 degrees tomorrow

HEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHHEHEHEHHEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHEHEHHEHEHEH

ITS BASICALLY-40 CELCIUS AS WELL

HEHHEHEHEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHEHEHEH

death

The Hazar Amisnery, So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Imma run for the next pm election, when start again?

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Republic Of Boxton wrote:ThereÂ’s no reason to get angry and for what itÂ’s worth most Christians believe science thereÂ’s a few weirdos out there religious and non-religious, Who donÂ’t believe Scientific proof like the earth is round, I think science is one of the coolest things ever, Christians are not counter science

We canÂ’t prove that Inter-species evolution exists we canÂ’t prove that God exists we canÂ’t prove that the Big Bang happened at some level youÂ’ve got to believe in something whether it be yourself or God or science I choose to believe in God because for me that is the most logical approach to how things happened for me science makes more sense of The world I live in and the God I believe in

And IÂ’m not saying that a non-religious woman wouldnÂ’t go to a church but if the girl needs help sheÂ’s going to get it at the right church she can also go to a charity

Republic Of Boxton wrote:And for what itÂ’s worth IÂ’m not asking you to agree With me that is not my goal I only want you to understand my perspective

I wasnÂ’t..getting..angryÂ….but okÂ

Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:ITS BASICALLY-40 CELCIUS AS WELL

HEHHEHEHEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHEHEHEH

death

wow cold

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Republic Of Boxton wrote:I thought that kind of thing should always be up to the state

trigger warning - abuse

yeah no actually i always thought it should be up to the women who have been ràped and abused and have to go through around ten hours of pain to be left alone with a baby they can’t support.

women can have one baby a year. men can create as many as they want per year. yet itÂ’s up to women to take birth control. pls the logic where is it

Republic Of Boxton wrote:For me bottom line is to point to Christ, Christ is the one who will judge, I am a mere servant I tell you of the grace He has shown me

All have sinned all have fallen short of the glory of God

His Grace is what gets me up in the morning

As a male myself I can say that I want kids and I couldnÂ’t imagine killing your own flesh and blood that is that child

as a female who also knows basic biology i can tell you that a foetus is no more alive than the vegetable you eat everyday

i wholeheartedly agree with so pep and ik im late but i wanted to input into the conversation

The Hazar Amisnery, So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

how do i transfer parties so pep?

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Kingdom Of The Peps wrote:trigger warning - abuse

yeah no actually i always thought it should be up to the women who have been ràped and abused and have to go through around ten hours of pain to be left alone with a baby they can’t support.

women can have one baby a year. men can create as many as they want per year. yet itÂ’s up to women to take birth control. pls the logic where is itas a female who also knows basic biology i can tell you that a foetus is no more alive than the vegetable you eat everyday

i wholeheartedly agree with so pep and ik im late but i wanted to input into the conversation

The foetus might not be alive but it will develop into a living being. I know that some women cant live with the fact that they stopped a human from living even before its technically alive.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Adephia wrote:Also, Adephia has reclaimed its position as the most cultured in the region. You can't catch me know Ragnox.

Sure about that?

So Pep, Adephia, Republic Of Boxton

Adephia wrote:Also, Adephia has reclaimed its position as the most cultured in the region. You can't catch me know Ragnox.

2 points ahead, it will be mine soon again.

So Pep, Adephia, Republic Of Boxton

Kingdom Of The Peps wrote:trigger warning - abuse

yeah no actually i always thought it should be up to the women who have been ràped and abused and have to go through around ten hours of pain to be left alone with a baby they can’t support.

women can have one baby a year. men can create as many as they want per year. yet itÂ’s up to women to take birth control. pls the logic where is itas a female who also knows basic biology i can tell you that a foetus is no more alive than the vegetable you eat everyday

i wholeheartedly agree with so pep and ik im late but i wanted to input into the conversation

Ok but what even are trigger warnings

No IÂ’m not triggered by death, I play rdr2 everyday 😂

Do some other people have emotional breakdowns because their triggered? I need the answer

The Hazar Amisnery, So Pep, Kingdom Of The Peps, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:Ok but what even are trigger warnings

No IÂ’m not triggered by death, I play rdr2 everyday 😂

Do some other people have emotional breakdowns because their triggered? I need the answer

Yeah im confused

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Ragnox wrote:Yeah im confused

Indeed

The Hazar Amisnery, So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Sartell Koltis wrote:Ok but what even are trigger warnings

No IÂ’m not triggered by death, I play rdr2 everyday 😂

Do some other people have emotional breakdowns because their triggered? I need the answer

Death in RDR2 is different to death in real life. If you witnessed someone being killed in real life you might become “triggered” by mentions of death (aka PTSD). Other people just get sad when death in general is mentioned. It depends on your past experiences and your levels of empathy.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

The Hazar Amisnery wrote:Death in RDR2 is different to death in real life. If you witnessed someone being killed in real life you might become “triggered” by mentions of death. Other people just get sad when death in general is mentioned. It depends on your past experiences and your levels of empathy.

IÂ’ve seen death and IÂ’m not triggered by it, guess everyone is different.

The Hazar Amisnery, So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Ragnox wrote:IÂ’ve seen death and IÂ’m not triggered by it, guess everyone is different.

I guess it depends on who dies and how they died. Watching a stranger having their brains blown out will definitely give you some form of PTSD while a family member dying on their deathbed might not affect you for long.

So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

The Hazar Amisnery wrote:I guess it depends on who dies and how they died. Watching a stranger having their brains blown out will definitely give you some form of PTSD while a family member dying on their deathbed might not affect you for long.

Yeah

The Hazar Amisnery, So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Kingdom Of The Peps wrote:trigger warning - abuse

yeah no actually i always thought it should be up to the women who have been ràped and abused and have to go through around ten hours of pain to be left alone with a baby they can’t support.

women can have one baby a year. men can create as many as they want per year. yet itÂ’s up to women to take birth control. pls the logic where is itas a female who also knows basic biology i can tell you that a foetus is no more alive than the vegetable you eat everyday

i wholeheartedly agree with so pep and ik im late but i wanted to input into the conversation

Well, I agree, but IÂ’m gonna play devils advocate.

The man that helped in the creation of that baby is just as important as the mother. Even if it was rape, that man can work in the chain gang and pay child support.

The reason the government decides is because some people consider it murder. It also includes a ethical debate on which a fetus is a child or just a clump of cells in a stomach.

So Pep, Kingdom Of The Peps, Republic Of Boxton

The Hazar Amisnery wrote:I guess it depends on who dies and how they died. Watching a stranger having their brains blown out will definitely give you some form of PTSD while a family member dying on their deathbed might not affect you for long.

My Nana (great grandma) died a few years ago and my mother watched her pass.

Video games do desensitize you to violence. As a person who plays video games It really does.

I go hunting and the first time I shot a deer I broke down crying because I just killed this magnificent creature. But now, I a shoot a deer with very little resolve.

The Hazar Amisnery, So Pep, Republic Of Boxton

Kingdom Of The Peps wrote:how do i transfer parties so pep?

You just say

But why are you leaving? :(((

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