Blueflarst wrote:Imperium Anglorum wrote:Lol, agreed. It's like if you wrote a mystery novel and then you've been fully spoiled on it. There's not much of a reason to watch unless they've done an excellent job simply in presentation. (For example, because this is one of the more disappointing spoilers I've had, "Dragon Age: Inquisition" definitely does a good job presenting everything that comes up in Trespasser, and trust me, if you haven't played the game, you don't want to look that up. Also, it's really cheap on Origin right now, so go get it.)
Still no mechanism here for why dead people are endowed with rights that do not also endow your skin flakes with rights and then put forward a troubling conception of consent. Still unclear on why deceased people intrinsically have rights.
HEAR ME WELL PEOPLE DO NOT RIGTHS AFTER DEAD BADASS THE RIGHT TO A TOMB IS SACRED AND YOU CAN NOT JUST AVOIDING THE PEOPLES DESIRES TO BE BURIED
YOU ARE PERFECT EXAMPLE OF HOW THE TOXIC LIBERALISM ONLY CARES FOR HIS VOTERS DUE THE FACT THA DEADS DO NOT VOTE YOU WANT TO REMOVE POST MORTEM RIGHTS
IN PRACTICALLY ALL THE CULTURES THE DEAD HAD RIGHTS AND YOU WILL NOT CHANGE THA CORRUPTED LIBERAL
