If you kill someone during a war and don't repent for it....

[Eaquae Legit]

I do love how the mods just ignore everything Jebus says though. That's great.

There's a fine line, and Jebus is generally an expert on walking it.

[Jebus]

Awesome, I have a skill.

[Sparrowhawk]

I, however, have no idea what this "line" concept is; nor where it is, let alone trying to stay on one side or the other of it.

Fishy, in the words of the immortal Alec Baldwin, you're a rude and obnoxious little pig; wherein those qualities usually mean there can be some minor enjoyment of the carrier's company (usually through snide and witty banter) your company bears only the weight of confusing contradictions, bland annoyance and vain gesturing in the general direction of sarcasm like some kind of autistic monkey flailing at a fruit tree in the hopes it may deign to drop a ripe vittle.

I suggest you race at full speed to the nearest surgeon and obtain a full labotamy followed immediately by castration, lest ye ever contaminate an already dangerously thin gene pool with your extra chromosome.

[endercoaster]

I'm sorry, but can somebody please explain to me what it is that gives leaders the right to make killing ok for their soldiers? Murder is still murder if it's done to the sound of trumpets.

[Dr. Mobius]

Oh my god, I thought this was good and dead. Not all murder is murder. Soldiers don't commit murder on the battlefield. It's like a law or something.

[jotabe]

That the discussion was dead doesn't mean that we all agree on that, you know.

[Dr. Mobius]

I'm pretty sure we were all in agreement that FT is an idiot, though.

[jotabe]

Touchè.