I'm here because due to incurable illness I have too much free time on my hands.
Probably half of that forum are my posts
http://www.gog.com/forum/eador_series
I came to gog with release of this game, it's my favourite, because it managed to kick out Heroes 3 from first place.
I showed up in (searched to be sure) 5 political threads in general gaming so far.
Greece's crisis. - which is an interesting thing for me, because I plan to get doctorate in economic.
Two related to Poland - my grandmother is from there, Ioanna Khmelevskaya and Stanislav Lem are in my top 3 writers.in their respecting categories (detectives and futurism).
Two related to Ukraine - my father was born in Ternopol, I still have tons of relatives there and one of my cousins was killed by Kiev's forces.

It doesn't come across as a genuine question, it comes across as a means to discredit what hawk was saying, that the refugees themselves are victims of these extremeists.

What happened tonight was so awful... So many horrible things...
Well, I'm going to try to sleep, I don't think I'll succeed but well, I must try to relax even a little.

Thanks for the kind words people, love to everyone ! (and please, try to keep this thread not messy, situation is really, really tragic)

This is not the last time because, based on what I've been reading, France is still in denial over the source of the problems/attacks. Political correctness and denial, or any fake useless "solutions" proposed by the political correct "regressive progressives", will not make the problem disappear.

I read tomorrow France will have another "multiculturalism and tolerance" match. Sorry, but the other side does not care about your multiculturalism and tolerance. They want only one culture to dominate, and that is theirs. And they will keep killing and terrorism until you guys roll over and accept their dominance. And given what I know of French and Europeans, they may actually roll over and just accept that and hope that the problem will just go away.

The Muslim problem in Europe is the equivalence of the gun problem in the US. People are just not willing to face the facts and make the hard choice to solve the problem. Sure, not every Muslim is a terrorist - just like not every gun owner is a mass shooter. But let's not kid ourselves and pretend neither is the root of the problems.

So, you admit that not everyone on here is a "kid", probably just the opposite? The "kids" are off playing Fallout 4. They have no interest in DOS games from the 1980's, fair enough?

Anyway, so you don't just post in political threads. Ok, I concede that. I still wonder about the paid troll status, though.

It's ok, though. We all need a job. BTW, I imagine many on here have some sort of illness. At least, that has been my impression of forum members all over the internet. Forums are a good way of talking to people if you can't leave the house.

Yesterday poor ol' Beirut and now Paris? Damn you terrorists!

I said the problem isn't just muslim ideology, there's no contradictinon in what I'm saying

Yes. What the Dutch did in Indonesia is just as despicable.

There's nothing Geert Wilders is saying that's worth taking note of. He's an extremist, like the terrorists, if one profits, the other profits too, they're not that far apart as it seems.


I say nothing about that, the discussion is tangled enough as it is without drawing that murder. It's too complicated to discuss here in a forum where the trend of the topic is already polarizing.

How many did Wilders kill?

None, you don't need to kill people to be an extremist, you need to kill people to be a terrorist, Wilders is no terrorist, but he is a polarizing extremist, just like the terrorists are polarizing extremists. When polarizing takes place, both poles gain the advantage and the moderate people in the middle suffer.

Well, to compare groups, you have to compare what these groups cause. So let's see: Wilders is riling up people. Islamists are killing people. Hm, something here is not equal.

i think they are downvoting because of the sarcasm in your previous posts, critical situation means everyone at edge

"To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize" -- this my friend is a solid quote, thanks for posting this

When I read this, I had written (but not yet posted) something in the same vein:

A certain thread made some people feel that certain groups were being attacked. This caused a reaction, which made other people feel attacked. I wrote some really nasty flaming, but came to my senses in the last second and edited my post to delete the flame.

The nasty thing about hatred is that it spreads so easily.

Pretty pathetic to hide/delete every single dissident post.


But what can you expect from people who portray perpetrators as the victims, while they murdered and injured hundreds.

But the point of the killing isn't in the killing itself, it's in riling up the people they don't kill. And they succeed quit well.

Sad to see this happening. My thoughts go out to the people of France.