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South Park Game Censored On Consoles Outside North America
RogueyWon writes "South Park has long been vocal in its opposition to media censorship from any source, launching scathing attacks on everything from 'think of the children' moral crusades to the censorship of religious imagery. In a curious twist, therefore, Ubisoft, the publisher of the upcoming video game South Park: The Stick of Truth, has decided to censor certain scenes from the game's Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 versions from release in Europe, Australia, the Middle East and Africa. American versions, as well as the European PC release, so far appear to have escaped the censor's pen."
Heh... You got in trouble! You got in trouble!
Violate local laws, get censored. Dont like the laws, move and/or get them changed.
---- Booth was a patriot ----
...when you could play Hello Kitty: Island Adventure instead?
I dare say that it's a result of Ubisoft lazily deciding to produce and test only a single version for the quote-unquote international market, and having to meet the lowest-common-denominator levels of creative expression permitted in the Middle-Eastern and Australian regimes.
No kidding!!! What do you say at this point?
Are you sure that the US release wasn't also censored in some way?
Here's how it works: US companies submit their games to US ratings boards FIRST, then they remove shit the US censors don't like, and once the US censors approve it, they sent it to ratings boards in other countries, who sometimes remove OTHER stuff.
However, we, the consumers, never see the ORIGINAL version before the US censors make their cuts, because the game companies don't bother trying to put those things in non-US versions.
When the Australian classification board said no to a few things in Saints Row IV, a big fuss was made, but Volition have mentioned in the past that US ratings board said no to a few things, and there was no outcry.
From this, we learn: People are fine with censorship in the USA, but if it's allowed in the USA it should be allowed everywhere.
Each censored scene is replaced by an image background and a description text selected by South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker, Ubisoft said.
Apparently Trey and Matt are ok with releasing a censored version.
Anything to incite civil unrest against a group of people(no, the government doesn't count) and lies to discredit people.
That pretty much means NO criticisms against religion - especially Islam.
The things that are done in this World in the name of [insert religion - including Buddhists ] is appalling. The religious fundamentalists, unwilling and unable to adjust to the modern World, are bullying everyone else with violence, lobbying and other political maneuvering and outright lies - like Creation Museums.
There's a point when you just have to stand up to the bully. Those people need to be told - shouted down - that they are backwards, full of shit, and if they are going to live among us, they need to STFU.
Or compromise like the Amish do in the US. I highly respect those folks. They stick to their values, they don't try to force them on others, and they found a way to live peacefully and well with the modern World.
Ubisoft as nothing to do with this censorship btw. Ubisoft and other publishers do the games. It's the countries that makes the censorship so the main problem comes from those places...not the company. Look at Saint Row 4 problems in Australia. They dare censor and block the game but gave multiple different version of their blocking reasons...which changed from a day to day basis which made no sense. Censorship usually happens because of a lack of knowledge over computers, the game itself and the main reason of the censorship too oddly enough.
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Those should be disallowed.
And also, Canada, whose citizens I irrationally blame for this entire mess! Especially you, Scott!!!
SJW's don't eliminate discrimination. They just expropriate it for themselves.
This just encourages groups to be easily upset, does it not? That makes writing "Mohammed" under a stick figure illegal. "Hate speech" is a slippery slope.
Wait, wait, wait...
1. Be anti-censorship and control
2. Have Ubisoft make your game
I take it EA Games was busy that day? What the actual fuck were they thinking?
Because you know. Germans are so strict an all with their cannibalism and nutty sex clubs.
"That's a vague explanation, but it may have something to do with Ubisoft hoping to secure release in Germany, which employs stricter guidelines on video game content than other European countries."
Hate speech should be protected. Inciting a riot, ill give you that one.
---- Booth was a patriot ----
Whats the point point in censoring something that clearly labelled as 18+?
Hopefully the South Park guys will replace those scenes with obvious 'censored' graphics and text that lampoon the government/entity that caused said scenes to be removed from the game. They are good for doing things like that.
Considering South Park has been offending for decades, there's just 7 scenes in the game worth censoring? What about critter blood orgies, gay satan sex ir Martha Stewart? I had such high hopes.
Given that the mere innocent mention of certain Prophets can incite a riot, I don't think even that is a good criterion.
Doing otherwise gives the most irrational types a trump card on what constitutes free speech.
Brett
Why would you sensor in the EU, we don't even *beep* on television, anything goes here! cmoooooon!
How do you incite a riot without physically assaulting someone?
“He’s not deformed, he’s just drunk!”
The last two weeks we've been too busy to play video games and, look at what we did. There's been drama, action, romance... I mean honestly you guys, do we need video games to play? Maybe we started to rely on Microsoft and Sony so much that we forgot that all we need to play are the simplest things. Like, like this. [grabs a stick from the ground] We could just play with this. Screw video games, dude! Who needs them?!
-Glires
In this context, I think inciting a riot does not refer to "say something that might cause some group to riot", it means saying "let's riot".
Inciting a riot, ill give you that one.
Wouldn't it be better to make rioting illegal, rather than speaking?
Really I can't sit through even a few minutes of that stupidity. I don't understand the fascination with crap like this. Like so many other shows on TV, I block it using my cable parental controls. I can block by time, channel, and rating. But, I say I'm blocking it "By stupidity" because it makes me want to puke. I'm sure most of you will disagree with me, but I don't really care. You can keep watching crap if you want to and I'll stick to the National Geographic and the History Channel. It's a free country. (Yes I know those channels show some junk too, but its best there is to choose from.)
Will ubisoft rape America the way Lucas raped Indiana Jones?
No thanks. That just places political power in the hands of the first group willing to turn to violence or foment some sort of insurrection to get their way.
Your taking offense at something is entirely your problem. Not mine.
Have gnu, will travel.
How do you incite a riot without physically assaulting someone?
Draw a cartoon of the Prophet, of course!
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2006/feb/19/muhammadcartoons.ameliahill
Anything to incite civil unrest against a group of people(no, the government doesn't count) and lies to discredit people.
Those should be disallowed.
Anything else should be free game.
The problem with that standard is that it gives anyone who chooses to act "incited" the power to censor anyone else.
otherwise known as staff working 100+ hour weeks for 30 cents an hour.
I'm not your friend buddy!
FYI, the threatened riots(and death threats) with regard to South Park and said prophet were by a trolling organization dedicated to making American Muslims look bad. I don't doubt that there would have been some very angry people over it, but the cited reason Comedy Central actually pulled the segment was internet trolls. It's like if we took AC posters on slashdot seriously.
A mini-game in which the doctor is performing an abortion on the player.
A mini-game in which the player is performing an abortion on the character Randy.
Five anal probing scenes involving someone actively being probed. The scenes play out as normal before and after the active probing sequences.
Looks like part of the game is spent playing a Sea Org member of Scientology.
Wikipedia says that there are 6 of them.
It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.
Given that the mere innocent mention of certain Prophets can incite a riot, I don't think even that is a good criterion.
Make it like a bazillion other more basic laws, and require actual intent to incite a riot. It won't be easy to prove some random asshole tried to rile people up enough to cause problems, but will be enough if you have someone standing there giving explicit instructions on what and where to loot, burn, etc.
Do region locks still apply?
How, in a legal way, am I supposed to acquire this art piece in the version the artists wanted me to appreciate?
To make an analogy to a copyright doctrine established in Sony v. Universal and other cases, perhaps some kinds of speech should be considered "contributory rioting" if they're made with the intent of causing others to riot.
here is a difference between 'remove this content or you'll get an M/T/AO rating' and 'remove this content or we will outlaw your product.'
If a product is not censored down to M or lower, then Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony Computer Entertainment will outlaw it. Console makers don't want AO games on their platforms, and national legislation implementing the WIPO Copyright Treaty outlaws going around the console game vetting process.
Bethesda got in trouble with the ESRB for omitting a graphically wounded hanging corpse when submitting Oblivion for review.
I'd bet a lot of films submitted to MPAA and video games submitted to ESRB fail to declare the same thing, especially given the habit of displaying an image of Jesus of Nazareth nailed to a cross among members of certain Christian denominations.
They censored a game because of content? Ug, "think of the children."
The children now deprived...
sounds like a real dick to me
If this is the case, will there be a legal addon to bring back the censored parts of the game?
i.e... Carmageddon had (in the german version off the top of my head) the peds changed to zombies, and there was an official patch to change them back to peds?
anyway... not like you can't accidentally download the US version.
Perhaps they should use more family friendly content, say from the Woodland Critter Christmas episode.
I'm not your buddy, pal
Anything to incite civil unrest against a group of people
What people are offended by is their own problem, and no one else's. If they cause civil unrest, then it's completely their fault.
If you say that such speech should be disallowed, you must despise freedom.
Thank you Dave Raggett
Inciting a riot, ill give you that one.
Wouldn't it be better to make rioting illegal, rather than speaking?
Encouraging people to commit a crime is also, generally, a crime. Speaking with the intent to cause a riot? Criminal. Speech that happens incidentally to cause a riot? Not criminal.
"None can love freedom heartily, but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license." --John Milton
If people riot, then that is their own fault. How about some personal responsibility?
Thank you Dave Raggett
You realize that that would mean you would be thrown in jail for what you just said, right? Because you are inciting civil unrest among those of us that believe in free speech.
What you describe is political correctness. Where does it stop? Each one of us is a member in various groups of people: male/female, some race(s), social level, fitness level, etc.
PC is very bad for society because it stifles freedom of speech by creating polarised taboos. They're polarised in that, for any given topic, some people (usually the perceived underdogs) are allowed to speak negatively while others are not, regardless of the truth. Ironically, although PC tries to appear anti-bigotry, it is in itself bigoted because it establishes polarised taboos.
Taboos are bad because they prevent people from voicing legitimate concerns, thereby preventing people from having complete and honest discussions about those concerns. If people can't discuss legitimate problems, then improving our societies becomes hit and miss, usually miss.
That is why complete freedom of speech is so important, and why PC is do dangerous. And that is why your examples lead to a bad situation.
Many people have fallen for the misconception (or rather: lie) that PC is an attempt at tact. Of course, PC and tact are very different. Tact enables one to honestly state ones point without breaking down communications. In doing so, one is able to continue to convey opinions and the overall mood is improved, leading to a greater desire to understand and cooperate - all without compromising the truth.
Among those who confuse PC and tact there seem to be two camps:
- Those in the pro-PC camp don't seem to understand that enforcing PC actually hurts people. Sometimes PC hurts the very people that it intends to protect.
- Those in the militantly anti-PC camp seem to think that any attempt at tact is pandering to PC and fail to understand the value of respecting others, thereby "legitimising" the effort of the pro-PC group. (Well, at least that's how the pro-PC group sees it.) Not to mention that tactlessness breaks down communications, thereby rendering any speech (free or not) pointless.
Some speech poses a clear and present danger of violence, when you have the attention of an angry crown. "That one over there, he don't look right to me, get him up against the wall!" Specific calls for immediate violence against available targets are really the only place where "prior restraint" makes sense.
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
I'm not your pal, friend!
Inciting to riot is basically a conspiracy charge, however it's a special one because it's being done in public and so violence could theoretically be prevented by law enforcement in some cases (though in practice I doubt it).
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
it is when the gov request censoring or you cant publish your game in that specific country... Ubisoft didn't want trouble so they decided to go pre-emptive on the sensorship business before the gov or organisation goes apeshit on it like it happened in Australia multiple times.
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Per TFA the game is being stripped of two abortions and five anal probes, allegedly to gain access to the German market. Have no idea where your rant on religion has its basis.
Well then, blame the angry crowd. They gave their attention. The angry crowd needs to quit acting like a child, and learn to restrain itself. Don't go around blaming a guy just because someone reacted badly to what he said.
“He’s not deformed, he’s just drunk!”
I'm not your friend, guy!
We all know how envious South Park is of Canada.
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exactly, the only good riot is a hockey riot.
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They should just release both versions everywhere. Case solved.
Encouraging people to commit a crime is also, generally, a crime. Speaking with the intent to cause a riot? Criminal.
This may just be me, but I'm well aware that unjust laws exist. That's what people are criticizing. So there's really no reason to come to people and say, "X is illegal!" We know. We don't care.
South Park openly criticizes Scientology. They lost a voice actor over it, but that just inspired them to milk the Streisand effect and push the joke farther.
Hate speech should be protected. It is a persons right to speak their mind. Hate actions are a different story. You call him a Nazi, but you're the one telling him what he should be able to say and do.
Enjoy living in your dream world where no one is allowed to say anything that isn't nice about another person.
It's not about blame, it's about responsibility. When you can avoid people being killed by choosing a better time, place, or manner in making your point, that's a reasonable expectation. Conspiracy to commit murder is certainly a crime, and it doesn't matter whether it a friend or stranger that you convince to murder someone you don't like, it's still quite reasonable that it's illegal.
We're not talking about publication and censorship here. We're talking about telling people directly to go kill someone now, or indirectly with words that a reasonable person would expect to have the same result.
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
...carried out beheadings in this century?
How many synagogues did they burn?
How many honor killings did they carry out?
Well. you should keep in mind this is THEIR world. The various flavors of religious folk do outnumber us all across the planet. Maybe we should be grateful that at least they still let us live here. Well.. most of them do.. for now anyway...
When you can avoid people being killed by choosing a better time, place, or manner in making your point, that's a reasonable expectation.
It's "reasonable" only if you're anti-free speech. Blame (or 'hold responsible,' if you prefer) the idiots who riot or commit violence, not the speaker.
Thank you Dave Raggett
I misread "angry crown" as "angry clown", and was envisioning a homicidal clown just waiting for random passers-by to be singled out.
Though, I do think you should watch what you should say in the presence of an angry clown.
There have been a few games I've seen that didn't bother with the ESRB, they just got a PEGI rating and that keeps the retailers happy. Civ 4 was such a title. No ESRB rating, even in the US, just PEGI. Kept Target, BestBuy, etc happy. Retailers don't seem to be that fussy about the rating system used, they just seem to want one. So supposing the ESRB were being dicks, but PEGI was being reasonable, a company could use the PEGI rating instead and that would work just fine in the US.
Of course on the PC side there's Steam, which is changing things because they have no fucks to give about ratings near as I can tell. They have plenty of indy titles that are unrated because the devs don't submit them for ratings. Given that Steam is becoming a major way of buying games it may lead to publishers being more willing to try games with content that would earn it a higher rating.
Are you really saying that "conspiracy to commit murder" should be legal? That if I convince my friend to kill you on my behalf, as long as he does the actually killing then I'm just "exercising free speech"?
Again, this isn't about publication and censorship, it's about something far more direct.
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
Nah, that's the Penny Arcade game, not the South Park game (the Mime Pope is an important boss fight in that game).
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
Most censorship in the US you see is self censorship of one variety or another. Like on TV, the only thing the government steps in on is over-the-air channels. The airwaves, belonging to the public, are regulated by the government. On cable? Do what you like.
So why then do cable channels censor/regulate various things? Well they internally decide what they want to show, what they are ok with. Usually this is based around what advertisers want and what kind of audience they target. But they are welcome to change it as they wish. Some do vary rules by time of day or things like that.
Same deal with game ratings. Publishers tend to avoid AO ratings because a number of retailers, like Walmart, refuse to carry AO games. So they shoot for M, or below. However the government isn't involved. You are free to make AO games, and you are free to sell games that are unrated at all. This is different from some places where a game gets refused classification by a government body and then cannot be legally sold.
Though the government has rumbled about more mandatory ratings/censorship in the US so far it has been nothing but rumblings. The government is fairly hands off.
Are you really saying that "conspiracy to commit murder" should be legal? That if I convince my friend to kill you on my behalf, as long as he does the actually killing then I'm just "exercising free speech"?
Yes. The murderer is at fault.
Thank you Dave Raggett
How is this logic any different from "you were obviously asking to be raped because of what you wore"?
Wow, really, not both? Well, I've never heard of a legal tradition that worked that way. Sounds iffy to me. I like the idea that the rich aren't just paying people full time to murder everyone who annoys them (hmmm, when I put it that way, I guess that's feudalism, so it has been tried!).
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
in what way do you consider Sony v. Universal garbage?
You'll find that I disagree with many laws and do not think laws are necessarily moral.
So on what grounds do you disagree with the reasoning applied in MGM v. Grokster and other cases that establish an "inducement" or "incitement" legal theory?
Perhaps it's about protecting the public from people who [could plead insanity]
That makes no sense to the topic at hand, which is about free speech.
I was referring to riot-related speech restriction. Let me reword it to tie it into the topic: Some people might not construe free speech to cover knowingly speaking in such a manner as to incite undiagnosed insane people within earshot to riot.
Is where you lose your logic. Just because the world has unreasonable people that I know will react violently to the truth, does not mean I have to shut up.
For example: It might be unwise to tell a Russian that the best evidence has Vodka being invented in Poland but it should not be illegal.
John McAfee 'It was like that time I hired that Bangkok prostitute; to do my taxes, while I fucked my accountant'
Correct. Its about intentionally setting the crowd off down the road with a command to go riot. If people choose to riot on their own after a speech, no matter how heated it may be, well, that is the way it goes.
---- Booth was a patriot ----
Well, I've never heard of a legal tradition that worked that way.
You'll find that I have a mind of my own and am not a slave to legal traditions.
I like the idea that the rich aren't just paying people full time to murder everyone who annoys them
Since when is giving money to someone speech? I don't consider it so. Just asking someone to murder someone would be speech, though.
Thank you Dave Raggett
Publish the censored and uncensored versions.
Put them on the shelf side by side clearly labelled.
Let the market choose its poison.
Myanmar.
'Nuff said.
Look it up. The Buddhist right wing clergy are being assholes.
Buddhists in those countries (SE Asia) are assholes. We don't hear about it here because there are dipshit third World countries. And there's the cult of personality with the Dali Lama.
But never the less, religion is evil.
ALL religions suffer the same treatment. Brilliant founder - assholes fuck it up later. Same with Buddhism.
The goddamn Japs fucked it up so bad as to make it a goddamn military cult.
Well. you should keep in mind this is THEIR world. The various flavors of religious folk do outnumber us all across the planet. Maybe we should be grateful that at least they still let us live here. Well.. most of them do.. for now anyway...
I am working on exterminating religion and its followers.
Religion is Evil and so are its followers.
There are no exceptions.
"Fighting words" are one of the specific exceptions to free speech in US law. It doesn't come up much these days, because people are more restrained, but it used to be a big deal. Saying something that "everyone knows" will provoke violence means, legally, you started the fight, even though the other guy threw the first punch.
You also don't have the right to speak though a bullhorn outside your neighbor's window at 2 AM. It's not the content of the speech, it's the time, place, and manner.
Again again, this isn't about publication and censorship, but only about very direct speech -> violence here and now.
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
"Many years ago, you came to me for help and I said you would owe me a favor. This is the favor. Someone needs do make an example of Bob." Not a direct quid pro quo, but still.
"Won't somebody rid me of this meddlesome priest?" Sometimes you only need to make the desire clear.
"These Jews own the justice system, and the only way we'll get justice is if we take it ourselves. Those smug bastards are just down the block. Who's with me!"
"I saw Jim plain as day, ogling my daughter, and now shes afraid to even go outside" she said, "ain't one of you man enough to find a rope and a lamp post?" There was a time in the South where those words would kill a man as sure as pulling a trigger.
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
There are Russians who would consider anything critical of Vodka or implying a non Russian origin for Vodka fighting words. I'm surprised one hasn't spoken up.
No court would buy it.
'Fighting words' don't come up so much anymore, not because people are more restrained, but because it's recognized that the 'fighting word' doctrine only protected popular opinion.
Otherwise anything critical of Islam would already make the speaker vulnerable to a legal ass kicking.
John McAfee 'It was like that time I hired that Bangkok prostitute; to do my taxes, while I fucked my accountant'
What are you trying to do here? You're not going to convince me of anything, as I believe in absolute free speech.
In any case, let's talk about what's inside the deepest reaches of your bare undies...
Thank you Dave Raggett
...direct speech -> violence...
There is no such thing! There is ALWAYS a man in the middle. The man who acts, and only the man who acts is solely responsible for his actions. "Following orders" is no excuse. You either control yourself or you don't. The law exists only as political expediency to protect authority.
“He’s not deformed, he’s just drunk!”
Whether singly or in concert, so when they censor, it's OK, right? Sorry champ, both examples you gave are censorship, and the fact that Americans are happy to have corporations make their decisions for them doesn't change that one iota.
Myanmar. 'Nuff said. Look it up. The Buddhist right wing clergy are being assholes.
That's disingenuous. Those assholes are dressing up as monks for fun and for profit, not "in the name of Buddhism" (even if that's what they say), and despite the great incentives in that country for assholes to dress up as monks, many of those monks are genuine Buddhists.
Despite Buddhisms many wrong notions (like reincarnation), meditation is immensely powerful. It's like martial arts for your brain. It significantly improves concentration, focus and clarity as well as being a tool that can readily create happiness. Buddhism has done so much to improve peoples lives that assholes in Burma and Thailand don't make it bad.
Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds -- Albert Einstein
Since when is giving money to someone speech?
Giving it is okay. Taking it is the crime. The sinner is Eve, not the serpent :-)
“He’s not deformed, he’s just drunk!”
Or compromise like the Amish do in the US. I highly respect those folks. They stick to their values, they don't try to force them on others, and they found a way to live peacefully and well with the modern World.
Have you ever lived --within-- an Amish community? While I agree they seem to respect outsiders [when they finally decided to accept them] they were the same way as Muslims, and you post is misleading.
The Majority of Muslims can take a joke, it is the 'old guard' [if you will] of the Religion that has gone to extremes to protect what fundamentals they think God would want to protect there religion from ridicule. The Amish are the same way, and were extreme within there system when it come to making sure outsiders didn't poison there communities, or poison there religious beliefs, which are just as ridiculous as the old guard for Muslim religion.
Misuse of a religion is always the problem.
Well. Except abrahamic religions where only misuse can make it decent.
The torah is fucked.
It's hard to even debate this -- this is a pretty fundamental disagreement in ethics.
If A should be a crime, then intentionally trying to cause A to happen should be a crime.
So you're really in support of all those cases? Can't tell if you're trolling, but man, you should be.
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
You point out that Muhammed was a pedophile and maybe drop some other truth-bombs from the Koran.
In the U.S. neither is criminal. There must be both the intent and the expectation that it will be successful. Yelling "Hey, everyone! Let's fucking riot! Right now! Everybody!", while picking up morning coffee would not pass the test; though doing the same during a protest as physical confrontations are beginning would.
Despite Buddhisms many wrong notions (like reincarnation)
We do not know that, and neither do you. We live in a mystery in that regard. All we can do if we want to be truthful is admit we don't know what happens after death. We simply don't know. That's the truth. If you can't admit that to yourself, you are clinging to your notions the same way religious fundamentals cling to theirs. Its okay to have spiritual ideas, but none of us can honestly speak in certainties like that. You have no idea if reincarnation is true or false. To say you do is the type of arrogant/fearful clinging that keeps so many people from ever actually growing (I would say growing spiritually, but that is just my opinion based on the way I define spirituality). The idea is to live in wonder, not cling to fixed ideas about those things which are ultimately unknowable.
The problem with your logic, is you are inciting me to violence, thereby implicating yourself in any crimes I commit.
But I'm sure you'll just come up with a convoluted reason for why "what I (lgw) say doesn't count".
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No, that's really not what "inciting to violence" is. I think people who object to the restriction are imagining cases where the law simply doesn't apply.
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
"Giving orders" is still a war crime, though, right? RIght?
Socialism: a lie told by totalitarians and believed by fools.
So you're really in support of all those cases?
If it's just speech, I believe government thugs should stay out of it. Period.
Thank you Dave Raggett
Only because the law says so. If nobody follows there would be no war. The followers are always the danger. They must be taught to resist temptation, not prohibit it.
“He’s not deformed, he’s just drunk!”
Despite Buddhisms many wrong notions (like reincarnation)
We do not know that, and neither do you. We live in a mystery in that regard. All we can do if we want to be truthful is admit we don't know what happens after death. We simply don't know. That's the truth
There's lots of evidence that thinking and consciousness require a functioning brain, therefore it is reasonable to believe that you cease to exist if your brain decomposes. At this point, if you want to believe in an afterlife, you need to propose a mechanism for transmigration. The wikipedia page on Bardo says "The intermediate being ...existence is demonstrated by the fact that it cannot have any discontinuity in time and space between the place and moment of death and those of rebirth, and therefore it must be that the two existences belonging to the same series are linked in time and space by an intermediate stage." Which doesn't even constitute evidence let alone proof.
you are clinging to your notions the same way religious fundamentals cling to theirs
You're making wild assumptions about my convictions. I was open to the idea of reincarnation for many years, now once again I'm open to the idea that our universe is statistically likely to be a simulation, therefore an afterlife is possible. It's just that there's only worthless evidence for an afterlife and strong evidence against it.
Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds -- Albert Einstein
I'll have to watch an episode of South Park all the way through though. The couple I've seen bits of are funny enough for that to possibly be worth the effort.
will it be available on Wii? That might encourage me to actually use the thing.
Birds are not dinosaur descendants;birds are dinosaurs, for all useful meanings of "birds", "are" and "dinosaurs"