They don’t have to be devoid of love, you can put as much cheese as you want on.

Sure, but I can grab a can of beans and some bread on the way home then cook and eat them in all of 20 minutes. They’re not something you make because you enjoy cooking, they’re just cheap, quick, easy, and filling.

Buses are slow because of the traffic caused by cars, and have few routes because of the number of people using cars instead. Getting rid of the cars solves the bus problems, genius.

You could have just asked those questions 3 days ago when you got the source, why are you upset about being treated with the same respect you give?

The guy replying to you isn’t the government, and he still doesn’t need a warrant for you to just tell him your current coordinates. Everything you’ve said is completely irrelevant.

…what? I’m saying you don’t understand how warrants work, not whatever you’re rambling about.

OH what a surprise, it DOES turn out you were just here to JAQ off all along. You’re as easy to see through as folahts’ source is to find.

They don’t need a warrant, you’re allowed to just tell people your coordinates. A warrant would just permit Pommes to commit illegal acts until you give it up.

Buses and lorries. We transport the people on the buses and cargo on lorries, just like we do now.

This is what people mean when they talk about car brain - you’re so focused on the need for a car that you forgot that cars aren’t even used for moving your examples.

The 5e rules certainly make it a lot easier than most CRPGs, but if you’re a newcomer to CRPGs I can still see it being difficult.

1. Yes? I’m confused, is there no subject you’re familiar enough with to recognise sources?

2. Yes it does, it doesn’t qualify as a reference, but luckily you’re looking at the Wikipedia page so you can just click it instead.

3. Yes, people make mistakes, but luckily sometimes other people like me are around to correct them.

4. No, I can justify my attributionby the fact that there’s only one (1) source that lists the dead by faction, the numbers just show how they misremembered the specifics of the source.

This isn’t some complex chain of advanced logic, I really don’t understand what you’re having trouble with.

Correct, as I said elsewhere they got the distribution wrong because they are working off memory, but it’s not difficult to link the numbers - they mistook the police and army as having the same number of deaths as civilian protestors rather than student protestors, but the total roughly matches and there’s only one source that makes that specific distinction between groups rather than a general guess at a total. I don’t understand why you’re so upset about being told the source after asking for the source.

B, obviously. It’s a beheading, not a benecking.

Well if you’re already reading a wiki article I’m not sure how you’d have trouble matching the source. As I said elsewhere they got the distribution wrong, but you’re making it sound like you’re just here to JAQ off.

You thought wrong. So back to the question, what cause would he become a martyr for, that the other dead couldn’t be martyrs for?

Probably the official CPC figure of 241 killed in total. Most of the serious estimates broadly agree - NSA said 180-500, and the Tiananmen Mothers organisation have identified 198 of the dead.

I think the numbers are a bit off - official Chinese figures were ~20 student protestors, ~20 police and army, and about 200 other protestors were killed.

A martyr for what? There were already plenty of dead to martyr, what difference would he make?

If you talk about Philip the Greek in the UK on the other hand, it absolutely does not refer to Alexander the Great.

Hamas should accept the ceasefire, disarm, and let a Palestinian civilian government rebuild.

Oh come on, it’s been 70 years, do you really think Palestinians never tried this? Do you not understand that there were events before the Al-Aqsa Flood that directly precipitated it?