Yeah... considering I just paraphrased Ghiren, I'll give you one guess as to how I feel about that. :twisted: Yeah, but those types of guys also have a tendency to inspire revolutions against THEM. And I rest my case. :D Well no the old guy would probably be an oppressive bureaucrat indifferent to ...

Amion wrote: Yeah... considering I just paraphrased Ghiren, I'll give you one guess as to how I feel about that.

Yeah, but those types of guys also have a tendency to inspire revolutions against THEM.

Wait, Nazi Germany was a rebellion? They won the elections, didn't they? They just had enough power to do as they pleased and reorganize everything. Yeah, when thinking about it that wasn't a revolution. But Spain and Italy became fascists dictatorships after revolutions so they probably work bette...

Maybe, but history has proven to us that status quo flunkies never win. The status quo is but an illusion of permanence during the slower steps in the Endless Waltz! The Whiskey Rebellion, The US Civil War, and a few failed revolutions mentioned here: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-16/failed...

I guess we will get a classic conflict that's somehow rarely touch upon in Gundam sereis: the middle class citizens usually don't want revolution. They think they figure out everything and they're doing fine, not so great but everything is stable and they hope they will ascend to higher class or at...

I found it interesting that this time they've skipped directly to the Valkyries supporting an idol singer thing. Apparently the UN Spacy finally figured out that when weird crap shows up singing always seems to fix it so they should lead with that.

Syfy did an adaptation of the Expanse novels and have released the first epsidoe digitally. So I here was wondering if anyone was watching it.

It does have similarities to your typical Gundam series setting, though a tad bit more realistic.

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Swithin wrote: If you want to see a real sociopath, look at Casval Deikun's portrayal in The Origin. He checks out on almost every point off the list.

Plus the time he planed to cause a nuclear winter there by potentially killing billions.

Amion wrote: I'm 99.99% sure you're wrong, excalibur. From what I know, Zeon didn't lose the war.

Funny, getting sent scurrying into the dark corners of the Earth Sphere whilst your nation works towards rejoining the group you were at at war with sure sounds like losing.

excalibur2008: the anime and games support me to date. No Gundam, no Feddy win. The margin of victory was that close. But like I said, burly monoeye MS already sold me on this one. Close doesn't mean shit in wars they still lost. Besides at least the Federation invested in a super weapon that actua...

Amion wrote:

excalibur2008 wrote:

Amion wrote:and they almost destroyed Earth twice.

But they didn't.

If not for Revil... and that blasted White Devil.

Or maybe if they had just done it instead of making a big show of it.

Amion wrote:and they almost destroyed Earth twice.

But they didn't.

Zeonista wrote: That's cause the Federation can not win without one.

At least the federation can actually win a war.

Destiny_Gundam wrote:It's not a question of who conquered who. The power blocks were divided up by Gjallarhorn.

Maybe they were going for historical irony

Amion wrote:Shoulda not bashed Spacenoids, Oldtype!

Oh course in several thousand years when Spacenoids start to change in ways they aren't too happy about and want to go back to Earth Jerid basically gets the last laugh.

I thought the Batmobile was considerably overused in the game.

2) Venus Globe is in part an attempt for people to leave and live beyond the Earth Sphere under the belief that human species cannot grow in the Earth Sphere indefinitely without ravaging its resources and ecology. However living in space for several generations has resulted in physiological degene...

daigundam lagaan wrote: Murdering a baby for being related to someone who caused your family pain aint' exactly ethical.

Neither is befriending a guy for the purposes of murdering him later or planning to commit mass murder on a scale larger than ever known in human history.

Chris wrote:After all, from the looks of it, this MSG BD release will STILL be missing episode 15 for whatever stupid reason they refuse to explain. I don't expect them to change course on the Zeta OP/ED.

From what I've read online it was at the request of Tomino.

Amion wrote:Glad you're aboard too, Uncle Zeonista. We UC purists understand the need for rebellion against the souls weighed down by gravity.

Meh, when the Zeeks have it as bad as the Belters in the Expanse series then they can whine about oppression.