That sounds less like the game didn't respect your time as you didn't know how to manage it. Why blame the game if you kept doing something you didn't enjoy for (presumably) around thirty hours?

Why is it that when video games don't personally cater to one small group of people, they demand that all video games change to accommodate them? So you don't have the time you used to to play long epic games with dozens of hours of gameplay like you used to, and that makes you upset. So fucking what, you whiny…

It almost makes me want to go racing in a rainstorm.

My go to method here is "not seeing them". If I have to listen to one more relative lament how whites/blacks/Mexicans/Asians/Native Americans are bringing the downfall of American society I'll flip a fucking table.

Fear Factory has a song called "Securitron" that addresses the dangers of our increasingly police state society, and Metallica has ...And Justice For All that addresses what a joke the legal system is now. They're not recent, but they're explicitly against what the system has become. There are songs like that out…

That's why I think I have some benefit to being a grossly poor college student; everything I buy is either being eaten or being used for as long as possible. I don't have to much worry about waste because I need to be as conservative and resourceful as possible out of necessity, so I never have gotten to the point of…

I think it's less "wiggle-room" and more "outright lying" that goes into the jar. It may only be half filled with trash, but it's overflowing with the lies.

"I'm not going to say that the trucker is clear of responsibility in this wreck"

But if God magicked Jesus out of thin air then he wouldn't have had Original Sin anyways.

"These gawker and gawker affiliate longforms are usually pretty good when they aren't used as an excuse for the author to talk about their boring and pretentious lives."

Well, the Bible is all a load of hogwash in my opinion anyways, so I think getting hung up on certain parts of it as unreasonable is kind of silly when the whole thing has more magic than Harry Potter.

This is more my interpretation of virgin births as well. It's about the man being special, not about the woman. The woman is more or less just a plot device to establish how special our hero is.

I think the issue there is that no one considers the Oddyssey, Inferno, or Madame Bovary to be the word of God. If they did then you might have a point there.

I ask this question all the fucking time, and the only answers I ever get are "god dunnit" (how novel) and "you can't know the mind of god" (even more novel and enlightening). The problem with Christians, and pretty much any religious people, is that they are incapable of examining the beliefs of their own religion…

I'm impressed the cognitive dissonance of those two beliefs doesn't make your brain collapse into a singularity.

I think it's near the part where women are considered the sole reason for the existence of Original Sin.

They both glorify virginity to the maximum though, and considered virginity a virtue and a requirement for a good bride. The bride would net less value if they were "sullied goods". Additionally, Islam considers Jesus an important man of God (just not the true prophet) so they do glorify his virgin birth to an extent.

You're spinning your wheels here. If there's one thing I've learned about Christians in America (and religious people in general), it's that they lack the capability to truly examine their own views for any logical issues or inconsistencies. Because if they could, they would not believe in their religion.

What is it about religious people that makes them think their ridiculous (and oftentimes directly scientifically wrong) religious views are immune to criticism? If someone was trouncing around telling you that the magic fairy in the sky would damn me to eternally swim in a lake of acid while raping me with a rake then…

"You people never stop struggling to find some phantom oppression with which to pretend-torture yourselves, do you?"