I'm sorry to say this, but if global governance ever did happen (which it will, eventually), no one country will have control. The ones in control will be a handful of power hungry elites. This has been their plan for over a hundred years. It will start with the financial system, and then domino to other areas such as religion and education. There wont be countries anymore. They will be determined by region, but ultimately where you live won't make the slightest difference because your still under a global government. Citizens will be monitored and judged on everything they do. Nobody will have freedom. Take it as you will, because many past and present leaders as well as other people in power have expressed their desires for a NWO, and this will happen eventually.
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I just called UNATCO. Enjoy the last days of your natural life in sunlight.
Aside your very childish Deus Ex reference, what i just wrote is a very serious threat and very probable outcome. Just look at the human history for the past 100 years and you will see the decisions and events that have come and will soon come have all been intricately designed. This will be a very gradual process that could take many decades. This isn't some fantasy world or a videogame. Like i said, many powerful people want a NWO, and they are in position to make that happen.
I'm sorry to say this, but if global governance ever did happen (which it will, eventually), no one country will have control. The ones in control will be a handful of power hungry elites. This has been their plan for over a hundred years. It will start with the financial system, and then domino to other areas such as religion and education. There wont be countries anymore. They will be determined by region, but ultimately where you live won't make the slightest difference because your still under a global government. Citizens will be monitored and judged on everything they do. Nobody will have freedom. Take it as you will, because many past and present leaders as well as other people in power have expressed their desires for a NWO, and this will happen eventually.
One only has to look at all his past doings to come to the conclusion i made. Even without being incarcerated, his actions have been very questionable, and his mentality would not have changed regardless. You could call it being a victim of his own upbringing and influences. It is because of his mentally unstable mind that he did the dog fights in the first place. Being a NFL star doesn't affect his past/present/future actions because he has always been the way he is. Mentally unstable...He didn't shoot up a school for no reason (no offense to anyone). Do you realize how many dogfights occur in the US? Hell in Canada it's even worse because they police have to catch them in the act. And i would wish just punishment for those responsible in other parts of the world who are involved in the same thing. Vick is just another case in the ever growing trend of animal fighting, and he is also equally responsible amongst the many others who are involved in animal fights.
[QUOTE="Hidden_Hand"] And yes it is very accurate to call him sick, sadistic, mentally unstable, regardless of the crime he committed. mrmusicman247
This just made your entire argument invalid.
One only has to look at all his past doings to come to the conclusion i made. You could call it being a victim of his own upbringing and influences which shaped the way he his mentally. The dog fights are just an extension of his unstable mind. Being a NFL star doesn't affect his past/present/future actions because he has always been the way he is.
[QUOTE="Hidden_Hand"]Not that I'm a football fan, but not choosing Vick was probably the best decision. That man should burn in hell for his dog fighting fiasco. Think of how many poor dogs lost their lives to that lunatic over the 5 year period, and i hardly doubt he felt any remorse what so ever. If he hadn't of been caught, he would still be doing it. And i don't care if he served his time or not, the man is a sick, sadistic, mentally unstable sorry excuse for a human being. sethman410
Seriously, why are you people like that? Oh yeah, DUH no one's perfect. Everyone does some bad things in their life and even A LOT worse than dog fighting... oh yeah, dog fights? They're not humans. Yup, that's right. So, how about we call someone sick, sadistic, mentally unstable sorry excuse for doing some harm to a human. Even if it's stealing or fighting a human, it's worse than dog fights. It doesn't matter. There is a reason why we have laws against this kind of crap, and why it has a jail term attached to it. Anyone incarcerated is deemed not fit for human society. And yes it is very accurate to call him sick, sadistic, mentally unstable, regardless of the crime he committed. A crime is a crime. Just because it's animals instead of humans doesn't make it any better. I'm sure if he wasn't a football star he would still be doing these sorts of things, and it lends to his personal nature and mentality as a person. More than likely, due to his personal nature/mentality, he would probably be doing a lot more severe things if he wasn't in the NFL.
Not that I'm a football fan, but not choosing Vick was probably the best decision. That man should burn in hell for his dog fighting fiasco. Think of how many poor dogs lost their lives to that lunatic over the 5 year period, and i hardly doubt he felt any remorse what so ever. If he hadn't of been caught, he would still be doing it. And i don't care if he served his time or not, the man is a sick, sadistic, mentally unstable sorry excuse for a human being.
Why would you think, or need other peoples opinions on whether or not he should take a seat back in the industry. I can think of a dozen current game designers who need to get out of the industry even before considering Miyamoto. As far as I'm concerned he's one of the best there is, and can/does still offer his services for as long as he see fits.
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