Timeward! you are alive

@Timeward y are u gay

I'm on vacation, got more fun stuff to do than chat here I suppose

good, glad to hear

"You don't tug on Superman's Cape. You don't spit into the wind. You don't pull the mask ofg the of the old Long Ranger. And you don't mess around with Jim." Words to live by.

Jim Croce

Got starbound in the steam sle

Yesh.

sale

been playing it a lot

also on my playlist

@Muten yea I mean with out being able to think of the best analogy here because it's fucking late, if you steal food from a store because you lost your job and your kid is starving, it's still theft, maybe it was for a noble cause but theft is still theft the nobilty of it doesn't change the action it self

its a great little game

Also, @Timeward by proxy I count as a comic nerd.

stealing from the rich to give to the poor is commie and Robin Hood should be thrown out a helicopter

@Terry Arcona but it does affect justice, tho that is a seperate issue

@lunemarie this

"If you want to understand someone, fight them... make them angry. It's only then you see the real person"

I wanna know what causes the civil war in the marvel comics

I surround myself with comic book nerds and the like 'cause it's fun.

like the original civil war

@Muten yes justice is a whole other topic

@Terry Arcona agreed

Basically Stark and Cap disagreeing about the threat of Super Powered individuals.

Wasnt there something about the mutants?

hmm lke commies and Ancaps

and identity registration?

Yes.

With the MCU and its public identity stuff being what it is

a lot of that had to be reworked

But the ideologies are kinda what we were just discussing.

As GMAE said.

If the sperm goes into the egg and you grow from the egg, is your dad's sperm still inside you?

no

your dad's sperm is you

(can';t beleive u answered that)

facepalm

I suppose the mutants would change the game a lot because youre talking about putting a whole class of people on a registry over genetics

owo\

Cap was all individualism.. Stark was all "But we need to be responsible."

Ultimately Stark started to employ villains, too.