Speaking of necromancy, using souls of unborn children as homing missiles is pretty high up as well.
Ah yes, we already reached phase of personal attacks.
Well its better than anything you came up so far given how i shut down all your 'logical' arguments. I suggest making less assumptions and getting more familiar with OP.This all you can come up with? This is your argument?
I'm sorry, you were saying?
You haven't done anything of the sort. You've done nothing but make stupid assumptions that don't apply to this thread's premise.Well its better than anything you came up so far given how i shut down all your 'logical' arguments. I suggest making less assumptions and getting more familiar with OP.
Wrong again pal. And you are the one who went on multi-post moral rant about kidney stones. Btw you really like word assumption don't you?
Because it seems that when you make them its ok but everyone else is wrong.
Also how exactly is my quote personal attack? Subjecting other people to pain is generally seen as sick by majority of people.
Do you know what absurdist fantasy is? Have you read any of it? Kidney god is just a lazy version created solely to realize a situation where "conjure kidney stone" could be used for good, failing the test presented in the OP. Again, refamiliarize yourself with the premise of the OP.
You implied I was a sadist. Then, gee, you did it again:Also how exactly is my quote personal attack?
You know I can read things you've posted previously right?
So you are just making assumptions?
Nope, i listed sadistic behaviour, then you went and started defending it.You implied I was a sadist. Then, gee, you did it again
And what exactly is wrong with that statement? This line of thinking that "We subject people to suffering for greater good" is incredibly common in all police organisations in totalitarian regimes.You know I can read things you've posted previously right?
Again, magic and absolutes. You're unfettered in your assumptions that expand reality sets and constrained in your assumptions that restrict reality sets. This isn't a complex idea.
Let's put that quote up again, shall we?Nope, i listed sadistic behaviour, then you went and started defending it.
You're implying I think like a sadist murderer. Let me know when you figure out that, yes, painful things can be used for good. The fact that they're often used for ill, does not change the fact that they can be used for good. Reference the OP again if you're still trying to figure out the distinction.And what exactly is wrong with that statement? This line of thinking that "We subject people to suffering for greater good" is incredibly common in all police organisations in totalitarian regimes.
So what you are saying is that multiple assumptions you make are ok but ones other people are bad. kay.
First the 'you' you bolded up is used as general figure of speech to make example.Let's put that quote up again, shall we?
You're implying I think like a sadist murderer. Let me know when you figure out that, yes, painful things can be used for good. The fact that they're often used for ill, does not change the fact that they can be used for good. Reference the OP again if you're still trying to figure out the distinction.
Second we have thread about evil magic. I listed the dumbest, most pointless and petty way to torture someone. And you are defending it. You are defending imlanting people with goddamn kidney stones. Then you make up most absurd examples in desperate attempt to defend it. Let it sink.
Then let me put it simply, no you wouldn't use kidney stones for good, you would use them because they are painful and inconvinient for victim which would be one and only reason why some demented mage even bothered inventing it.
This is basically you admitting you don't know what absolutes are, nor how to deal with questions regarding them.
Not commonly. Especially not when quoting someone and responding directly to them.First the 'you' you bolded up is used as general figure of speech to make example.
You're saying that giving someone a kidney stone to stop a genocide is not an objectively good thing. Let it sink.Second we have thread about evil magic. I listed the dumbest, most pointless and petty way to torture someone. And you are defending it. You are defending imlanting people with goddamn kidney stones. Then you make up most absurd examples in desperate attempt to defend it. Let it sink.
Again, people don't use "you" in this manner except to insult people.Then let me put it simply, no you wouldn't use kidney stones for good, you would use them because they are painful and inconvinient for victim which would be one and only reason why some demented mage even bothered inventing it.
You just can't help yourself can you? Again, you know I can read what you've previously written right?
Once again, demonstrating what you're lacking.And no, you would stop genocide with a kidney stone spell, you would make guy commiting it pretty inconvienied. Because you know, thats what this spell is, a means to torture someone in a midly annoying way.
I think the killing curse is implied to be way worse. For one there is some implication of it being extremely evil, potentially soul-shatteringly, which on the other hand was never implied by stuff like burning your enemies to death with the various flame spells. Dying by the magic equivalent of napalm is probably alot more painful and disturbing than people just instantly keeling over. Though I wouldn't put it past the magic community in HP (and Rowling) to be massive hypocrits.
You are welcome, Metzen. I hope you won't fuck up my underground expansion idea.
Controlling peoples bodies/minds and locking in eternal torture seem to be the worst