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Talk:Liberal indoctrination (view source)
Revision as of 14:23, August 11, 2009
, 14:23, August 11, 2009→Dungeons and Dragons
:Have you heard of the Paladin Class of character? They can only be played from the Lawful Good perspective. They are obligated to defend the weak. They must tithe all of their earnings. They must choose a patron saint to devote themselves to. The card games themselves are not responsible for the player's actions. Those belong to the player alone. Anyone who attacks a kid over cards is sick in the head. But he could have just as easily stolen something else. This is NOT the card's fault. [[User:TheHeroExcelsior|TheHeroExcelsior]] 10:15, 11 August 2009 (EDT)
:Have you heard of the Paladin Class of character? They can only be played from the Lawful Good perspective. They are obligated to defend the weak. They must tithe all of their earnings. They must choose a patron saint to devote themselves to. The card games themselves are not responsible for the player's actions. Those belong to the player alone. Anyone who attacks a kid over cards is sick in the head. But he could have just as easily stolen something else. This is NOT the card's fault. [[User:TheHeroExcelsior|TheHeroExcelsior]] 10:15, 11 August 2009 (EDT)
::So...the Paladin doesn't kill people? He doesn't take their goods? Where does he get these "earnings" that he tithes? They have to choose a "patron saint" to devote themselves to? Truly? That's odd, because I could have sworn that, out of all the many religions the D&D game offers characters, the Christian religion wasn't one. Can you please provide a reference for this "patron saint" claim?
::I reverted your change, and added references; there are many, many more. If you wish to remove the material, I would ask that you at least provide adequate support for the notion that these games do NOT contribute to moral relativism. Thus far, I have to be honest, your claims seem to be an illustration of the point that they do, amounting to "But I play it, so it CAN'T be bad!" --[[User:Benp|Benp]] 10:23, 11 August 2009 (EDT)