Monotheists are in many cases not good at acknowledging the validity of others' beliefs, and apparently this includes some DC angels.He's not a heretic though, since he doesn't claim to be a Christian or any other monotheist. He's a Hellenistic pagan. You'd think an angel would be able to get the terms right.
All faiths tend to consider other faiths as wrong. With a Capital W.
That's not true, though. A lot of polytheists go something like 'sure, your gods are real, they just aren't my gods.'
They are probably blocking his calls and would rather forget he exists at all after what was probably a very vicious rant from hades.
To be fair, there occasionally have been inconsistencies that have been amended when pointed out.
Is the period supposed to be coloured? It's a intense memory, but doesn't seem to be overcoming him.
It's his accent.
I'm reasonably sure that the colouring is correct.
Thank you. It is.
What would happen if Truck Kun hit reverse Truck Kun ? Would Truck end up reincarnated as an human luchador trying to shoulder tackle peoples crossing the street? Or would reverse Truck Kun end up reincarnated as an overpowered harem protagonist ?
Yes and then they get married.
I think they just explode and destroy the universe they are in due to the matter-antimatter reaction.
But would the universe end up reincarnated as an overpowered universe with an universe harem or reincarnated as a normal universe without universe power?
It would be split down the middle. The half of the universe closer to one truck would end up super powered, and the other half would end up absolutely normal.
Yea... Paul... No prosecutor in the US is going to charge her... And even if Paul somehow finds one willing to destroy their career by doing so... No Jury would convict her...
Well, she was a duly deputised agent of heaven at the time, misguided as she was. It was kind of her job...
Again, to quote Tali: "It's fun watching you shout."
Ooh, armor piercing question.
...and find a non-suicidal way to die.
The fires go out and Noriel staggers. "No, no-."
...She casts Summon Bigger Fish. Dumbass!
Missing a Closing quote mark.
Ah, typical small-town teenage frustrations. How... Petty.
Impressive. Another step towards proper Orange light magic?
Or the Angels take exception to being summoned. Violent exception.
Thankfully, you'll only have to deal with those you've killed off up to this point, now the Sword is gone.
Surprised this wasn't Orange.
No significant threat, then.
We just know it won't be that easy.
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maybe the second contact should be "time"?
maybe "go to trial" rather than prison?... Rule of law and all that.
Pretty sure he's talking about her immolating a whole lot of people not her attempting to kill him.
Doesn't matter - she's still an angel, so a lot of people will say she did right no matter what. The Southern US is religious like that.
Thank you, corrected.
No, the only place they have to hold magic using suspects is Belle Reve.
Then it would be murder not attempted murder.
Also this.
His his spoken accent it makes you type words with the wrong spelling? Wow, that's cockney.
If she acts on the stand the way she has been acting in this episode, I could see myself convicting her.
Um. She is not actually an angel currently. Notice the lack of halo, pristine white wings, or theurgy. That makes her a fallen angel. That makes the demographic you are talking about more likely condemn her. You know, since god has obviously made his displeasure with her and her actions known, this is an opportunity to jump on the bandwagon and show everyone how devout you are. By throwing her under the bus.
Yes. However, the US doesn't seem to recognise anyone as an enemy soldier when the attack is on US soil. They get classified as an illegal combatant and no protection given to armed forces apply. So I don't think being a deputized agent of a foreign government/non-state religion actually matters.
Considering most people aren't fireproof, wouldn't immolating people be less attempted murder and more, well, murder murder?
I wouldn't say no jury. If I were on the jury I'd be advocating pretty hard for a guilty verdict. All it takes is the right jury full of people who share my viewpoint.
