Prince of Persia looks super cool and is dirt cheap right now. I’ll for sure check it out.

I’m semi-into city building. Thanks for the tip

Sounds interesting! Thanks for the tip

Okay, I’ve seen that games cover a thousand times. What is it about?

Alright then. Good to know. Thanks for the tip.

2, Brotherhood and Revelations are all Ezio trilogy, right? So is it more content or more of the same.

FC4 is getting some rave reviews

Def gonna check it out on steam. (Better deals) Thanks for the confirmation tho. Have a good one

Splinter cell looks super cool, I’m about to buy watch_dogs on steam I’ve got FC3, but 4 looks sick Never heard about for Honor, sounds neat might check it out Really enjoying AC2 right now, might pick up BF

Thanks for the recommendations!

Unhelpful, but not untrue

Definitely interested in the Far Cry series, I’ll have a look at 5, thanks!

It’s nice to meet someone willing to have a real, civilized discussion, even though we have different views. Thank you. I just wanted to clarify what I meant in the first quote. Breaking laws, purely for the sake of breaking laws accomplishes nothing. Breaking laws in order to help someone is another matter, and I agree, is justified (to an extent). I have a lot of respect for the law, and I understand that many people do not share that respect. But I agree that the sole purpose of the law is to codify and mediate justice. And if there is an unjust law, it should be made just. Thanks for discussing with me! I really appreciated your points! Many people treat debates as a competition to be won, but I prefer to see them as opportunities to learn about yourself and others and to be able to think critically!

Really? I didn’t know that! Where I’m from it’s different. That’s good to know, thank you! Have a lovely day, and stay safe out there.

I agree, but I would rephrase. I think it is the duty of citizens to reform unjust laws and use the legal avenues available to us to address the issue. Breaking laws, in and of itself, accomplishes nothing.

I appreciated your comment! Thanks. Have an excellent day.

Great point! I would like to add that obedience could also be about obedience to laws, or collective values. Or, it could be obedience or respect for an authority. Take the Charter of Rights and freedoms, for example. Obedience to the authority of that document ensures that the rights of the individual are respected, as well as the laws governing those rights and freedoms. Without obedience and respect for the document, and to the courts and laws of the land, a society falls apart

Now, I’m speaking philosophically, this couldn’t happen to the UK. I’m just presenting another perspective! Thank you for your point, and have a lovely day! Best wishes.

That’s a good point, I hadn’t considered that! Have a lovely day.

I don’t follow, sorry.

If legal methods of reforming those laws are available, then they should be adhered to. Otherwise, we’re talking about a revolution against a corrupt government, which is a different matter entirely.

Thanks for your perspective, I hadn’t considered that. Have a lovely day!

I can understand that. I know that the laws (and road conditions) differ from place to place. Where I’m from, sidewalk riding is restricted to younger people, and so as a cycling instructor, I cannot advise my students to ride on the sidewalk, as it would be dangerous to pedestrians.

Thanks for your perspective, though! I hope you have a lovely day and most importantly, stay safe out there!

As a cycling instructor, I’ve been honked at, verbally harassed, and flipped off more times than I can count. The reason I know the anti-bicycle talking points is because my job is to discourage people from becoming like that.

Sorry if it wasn’t clear in my comment! Have a lovely day and thank you! Your response made me laugh.

That’s why you have to practice signalling so that you can maintain control over the bike while signalling. It’s tricky, though, especially for less experienced cyclists. Have a lovely day and thanks for the insight!