Saturn > SNES

Yeah man it is ok, posting from my phone is frustrating sometimes. I don't need a colt either though :cool: Post 86 is my Saturn bible. Don't see anybody refuting it or can even list 80 great SNES games they played. I'm willing to change the list, but nobody is giving anymore input. Keep in mind the first 22 or so Saturn games I listed vs aren't the top 25 best IMO. I might update list soon I forgot some Saturn games and want to type out the SNK games to prove it wins the fighting genre and has some of the best 2d and 3d fighters on any console ever.

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Originally Posted by Thief

So what's your solution?

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I don't adhere to religious belief. I have no problem with someone using some of the teachings for their own way of living, but don't impose it on others.

Calling someone a good (insert your religeous belief here), doesn't automatically make that person better than just being good person in life.

I don't need no stinking labels!

Let's hypothesis for a second and pretend parents have no involvement in the teaching of their children (not too far fetched these days, by the way) and it's all on the state public schools and catholic schools. Which do you believe are more likely to develop higher moral standards between the two?

(walks in to see what more has been said on the Saturn-SNES debate...sees a theological argument about the moral standards of religious education...sneaks out quietly hoping nobody notices)

I'm sneaking out as well.

Oh, and naughty Catholic school girls FTW!

I know, philosophy is a scary thought, right?

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Originally Posted by Thief

philosophy

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"Only 1 in 5 can pass an argument literacy test at a reasonable standard." Now the internet makes so much more sense.

Source?

Read it here.

https://i.imgflip.com/238jot.jpg

I'm pretty sure that Kevin deLaplante thinks that he's the 1 in 5.

Anything based on school tests always end up with attacking the criteria for the tests anyway. Why this is just something you have observe yourself, and the internet makes this very easy otherwise it wouldn't be so overfilled to the brim with flame wars.

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A flame war is a heated argument between two individuals, that results in those involved posting personal attacks on each other during or instead of debating the topic at hand.

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Your source is an internet infomercial telling me that I need to attend his classes so I can be a good debater. GTFO with that nonsense!