CosmicMuse
CosmicMuse
CosmicMuse

I'm curious - will you still have this objection when grown/transplanted sex organs become commonplace? Transplants aren't new science - and the basics of transplanting sex organs has been around for nearly a century. The biggest hurdle to successful long-term transplants has been immunosuppression, and that's

Leaving aside that transgender people have a notably higher murder rate in this country, and that many laws specifically do NOT protect gender identity like sexual orientation...

The standard is to address a person by the gender they're presenting as / wish to be known as. "Shi" is a gender neutral pronoun, but has little presence in the common vernacular - many people won't know it. "This one" runs the risk of making the subject of your speech sound like a dehumanized object, along the

Apology accepted. Don't feel bad about arguing hard - we all do that. Just try to keep it from sliding into personal attacks - you don't convince anybody that way. =p

Feel free to come back and point out where I lied any time.

Please, I just like to debate. =p

I can see why you imagine that there are no significant men's issues...

When did I say I was an MRA? I find no meaning in that label.

I'm using the definition promoted here, at this website. According to this website, feminism is the worldview that sees gender equality as desirable and worth fighting for.

"You aren't a feminist because you aren't focusing enough on how males are mistreated in society. You may call yourself one, but you aren't really, because you haven't met the standards I've set as a man."

CBS in general has always been a no-surf zone for me. I don't do sports or reality shows, and their sitcoms have almost always come across as unbearably cheesy to me. (Big Bang Theory, in particular, makes me want to murder folks.) The only shows they have that ever really interest me are their dramas, and the ones

You definitely should. You could arguably start running him against Thanos at level 6, if you don't mind the ISO slot handicap. His passives alone are nice, and his L6 will help overcome the obnoxious amount of evasion Thanos has.

Black Hole, from all the runs I've done, only gets used twice - once on his first turn, once on his last turn. The key is rapid re-application of bleeds and hemorrhaging attacks. Instead of X-23, you might try Nightcrawler's pirate alt costume and Ambush. (If you don't have Ares - he's probably the optimal pair w/

The Builders are new villains. So is the Cull Obsidian / Black Order. As far as trotting out the same guys - as long as their movie engine is in full swing, there's no prayer of a chance for new main villains. Comics won't pull in billion-dollar box office receipts, so they're going to be used as a way to try every

Go bleeds. Ares + Elektra + Agent with bleed-related gear (Kuzuri/Devourer for me) did a solid 19-20% for me. (Or, if you want to be cheesy, spam Doombringer until you can OHKO him.

No, I'm currently sitting on day 2 of the last research task, but I've completed up to Thanos as the final boss of the final mission. Barring some explanation of Incursions, I think I've seen most of the plot there is for this Spec Ops.

Other featured characters include Corvus Glaive, Proxima Midnight, The Ebony Maw, Black Dwarf and Supergiant, characters whose names should probably mean more to me.

They sell well for so long that Nintendo really has no reason or incentive to lower the price.

Tell him to read the court's decision in Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District. It's a case that's roughly a decade old, about a school district that was required to teach intelligent design in classes. It was challenged, and taken to a conservative Republican federal judge appointed by George W. Bush. The judge

  • We've heard this story before. The last time, it wasn't true, and cost our country a lot of soldiers for reasons barely related to our national interest.