Tedius Zanarukando
Banned
This is the fundamental summary of my opinion:
I like: video games (especially RPGs), motion pictures, Star Wars, computer, television (especially truTV), recreation, R&B and soul music, video game music (especially Final Fantasy music), jazz, male superiority, female fashion that complies with male wishes (or girly girl fashion), patriarchy, separation of church and state, liberal democracies, masculism, liberalism, libertarianism, liberal democracies, Internet, Wikipedia, Wookieepedia, Rhapsody music service, CD and MP3 players, multi-channel amplifiers, Japanese culture, modern sophisticated cultures, digital color photography, computer graphics, modernism, nudism/naturism, piano, violin, arranged or orchestrated music, cutting-edge technology, modern architecture
I dislike: video game censorship and regulation, strict authorities, oppressive regimes, feminist ideology, female superiority, chip music, female fashion that does not comply with male wishes (or tomboy fashion), persecution of femininity, union of church and state, matriarchy, anything offensive to the male sex, having an intimate relationship, manufacturing in the People's Republic of China for non-Chinese companies, greedy business practices, bogus or draconian laws, prudery, fundamentalism or oppressive religious groups, sepia photography, repressive cultures, fascism, racism, ableism
Please do not ban me just because of my opinion described above. If I cannot contest my ban from TFF, I will take the case to court and maybe have TFF shutdown.
My favorite third-party character is Yuna. My favorite Nintendo character is Ayra from Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu.
I like: video games (especially RPGs), motion pictures, Star Wars, computer, television (especially truTV), recreation, R&B and soul music, video game music (especially Final Fantasy music), jazz, male superiority, female fashion that complies with male wishes (or girly girl fashion), patriarchy, separation of church and state, liberal democracies, masculism, liberalism, libertarianism, liberal democracies, Internet, Wikipedia, Wookieepedia, Rhapsody music service, CD and MP3 players, multi-channel amplifiers, Japanese culture, modern sophisticated cultures, digital color photography, computer graphics, modernism, nudism/naturism, piano, violin, arranged or orchestrated music, cutting-edge technology, modern architecture
I dislike: video game censorship and regulation, strict authorities, oppressive regimes, feminist ideology, female superiority, chip music, female fashion that does not comply with male wishes (or tomboy fashion), persecution of femininity, union of church and state, matriarchy, anything offensive to the male sex, having an intimate relationship, manufacturing in the People's Republic of China for non-Chinese companies, greedy business practices, bogus or draconian laws, prudery, fundamentalism or oppressive religious groups, sepia photography, repressive cultures, fascism, racism, ableism
Please do not ban me just because of my opinion described above. If I cannot contest my ban from TFF, I will take the case to court and maybe have TFF shutdown.
My favorite third-party character is Yuna. My favorite Nintendo character is Ayra from Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu.
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You see, I am not in favor of any movement whose purpose is to place one gender above the other. Before my eyes, both men and women are equally talented to take whatever role they want, regardless of how hard the job is. I do believe that in the house, the power/rule should be a common agreement. I tend to disagree to those who say that Bible is a somewhat sexist showing some favoritism towards men, forgive me if I got something wrong, but the Bible should always be part of humanity and our lives. You must remember that: 1) was written mostly by men, I think that one book was written by a woman, and 2) The epoch in which it was written, which was very sexist. Also, not all of those books were written by those whose names are the tittles, some of them were written by the disciples, of the disciples of the disciples of those people, according to my "Humanities" class teacher.