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Ah replying to a VM with this haha.
 
They are perfectionist. They can be withdrawn and shy around people, but they are very responsible and cooperative. If given a task they will do it, often by themselves. They appear to have a calm front, but often will be stressed and self-conscious on the inside. However, despite those nerves, they can be depended on to be trustable and honest

Was looking up my blood type yeaaaah.
 
As individuals and as a nation, we now suffer from social narcissism. The beloved Echo of our ancestors, the virgin America, has been abandoned. We have fallen in love with our own image, with images of our making, which turn out to be images of ourselves.
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For a thread about equality of others
 
^ and besides, even if it was, then hell, it's just the same as us doing our wonderful immoralities.
kylio_27 said:
Why do pokemon struggle to escape from the bondage of being in a pokeball then? The trainer is anxious in anticipation as the pokeball shakes to see if the pokemon will escape or not.
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God knows. Maybe they don't want to? I used to hate everything that I like now, Pokémon included. so who knows? Maybe yes, the "capturing" process can be disrupted, maybe it hurts, but do realize that most of these Pokémon who are getting caught aren't going to deal with having an unworthy trainer. So maybe they're testing us?
kylio_27 said:
Combat sports are voluntary, and are not forced on anyone.
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Exactly, and neither are Pokémon battles. As Wobbuffett said once, Pokémon follow the intentions of their trainers. That means a real bond has to be between them and their trainers, not any type of slavery, which dogfighting is.
kylio_27 said:
Saying that pokemon love to fight is like saying Bulls love to fight in the wild(as they do). Does this mean we have to create an entertainment monopoly on such violence?
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If the animals don't mind, we can watch. Hell, watching grass grow as entertainment is just as acceptable.
kylio_27 said:
I've seen a cockfight in Portugal, and the roosters are taken care of, some even with luxury.
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Well, you've disproved your own point. Just as Pokémon are groomed and treated with care, that means cockfighting is justified as Pokémon battles, and vice versa. Pokémon battles aren't torture, or else Pokémon like Oshawott wouldn't want to come out of their Pokéball for no reason.

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