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Irrose; you do have a point about Primus being Latin for first, since that is one of its meanings. This is the church the title is also in; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primus_of_the_Scottish_Episcopal_Church. I agree with the possible jab at communism, but given how there are leftist elements to the good factions I am uncertain that the game is criticizing communism.
pave17; I know about the Charlie Hebdo shootings and about unfair discrimination against Islam and Judaism. What you say infers the following, though I am not accusing you of anything, merely saying how the societal attitude looks to me; people avoid criticizing Islam due to fear of violent reprisals from extremists and to mitigate the AssociationFallacy being used against Muslims. People avoid criticizing Judaism due to a history of violent persecution, mitigate the AssociationFallacy and swing towards PositiveDiscrimination regarding Judaism. Most non-Christians don\'t care enough about Christianity to extend these considerations to Christianity (when they\'re not actively discriminating against Christianity) while some are bullies who consider Christianity a soft target for its followers being mostly sincere in its peaceful teachings. Your idea is good, and I have mentioned the problem being their direct reference to a specific religion; that\'s why I linked Anvilicious in the text on the Applicability entry.
Emu0: You just showed your true colors with that use of the \"Tu quoque\" fallacy. I am not left, I am not sure where I am, maybe center maybe right; but I did not let my disapproval of leftism and communism stop me form pointing out the possible anti-communist aspect of the kett.
pave17; I know about the Charlie Hebdo shootings and about unfair discrimination against Islam and Judaism. What you say infers the following, though I am not accusing you of anything, merely saying how the societal attitude looks to me; people avoid criticizing Islam due to fear of violent reprisals from extremists and to mitigate the AssociationFallacy being used against Muslims. People avoid criticizing Judaism due to a history of violent persecution, mitigate the AssociationFallacy and swing towards PositiveDiscrimination regarding Judaism. Most non-Christians don\'t care enough about Christianity to extend these considerations to Christianity (when they\'re not actively discriminating against Christianity) while some are bullies who consider Christianity a soft target for its followers being mostly sincere in its peaceful teachings. Your idea is good, and I have mentioned the problem being their direct reference to a specific religion; that\'s why I linked Anvilicious in the text on the Applicability entry.
Emu0: You just showed your true colors with that use of the \"Tu quoque\" fallacy. I am not left, I am not sure where I am, maybe center maybe right; but I did not let my disapproval of leftism and communism stop me form pointing out the possible anti-communist aspect of the kett.
