You don't respawn in real life
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Lyze
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Zaro, the United States of America has the highest gun ownership in the world, unless that has changed.
In Canada, most people own no gun, or if they do, they use it for hunting, or live in the wilderness. Very few of the 70% of us that live in urban centres own guns for self-defence.
In Canada, most people own no gun, or if they do, they use it for hunting, or live in the wilderness. Very few of the 70% of us that live in urban centres own guns for self-defence.
Sir Timothi
CJ1145 said:
You talkin' bout Arch? It's not his fault his views differ from yours.
In other news, it's the parents fault for dying, tis what they get for not having their shields charged.
ecto_plasm
Knight
CJ1145 said:
I'm having trouble seeing any of this ignorance you speak of. Perhaps you mean insensitivity?
Unique lawyers only appear as drops after big battles, anyway. So natch, they are all in Iraq or Afghanistan right now, tromping around with Marine lords.Illyrius said:
gamerwiz09
Grandmaster Knight
I'm looking to become a Lawyer...When do I trade in my soul? And do I get something in return? Like immortality?
Most exquisite choice, sir. You won't regret.
It varies from to state to state, but usually when called to the bar.
Aimming high, aren't you? That little thing is reserved for the judges. In the beginning, you'll get money, men will fear you and women will fall to your knees....you know, the usual stuff.
Sir Saladin
Count
If you are evil enough you could someday be a Supreme Court Judge and live to be one hundred and two years old without ever retiring but the Devil has so many souls right now the supply has gone way beyond the demand, the average man's soul these days ain't worth a dime, Satan might buy you a drink for your soul if he likes you but he won't make you a great musician or a magician anymore.
gamerwiz09
Grandmaster Knight
I feels speeshal... 
italiano
Grandmaster Knight
Lawyers do have their place, and some do have redeeming - even noble - qualities, but many are a complete waste of space, particularly the ambulance chasers and divorce lawyers. Of course, the same can be said of many occupations, but many lawyers are particularly useless. It's too bad that so many rotten apples in industries ruin that industry's reputation.
Zaro:
The sad truth is that being a lawyer is, just like almost all jobs, a routine. If I get a case, it's most probably some minor crime, larceny or burglary, the guy was caught in the act, he admitted, case closed, and I am lucky if I get something like this. Sometimes something really, really boring like fraud, emebezzlement or tax evasion occurs and going through all those invoices is something the defendnat should be doing. That is a punishment.
The sad truth is that being a lawyer is, just like almost all jobs, a routine. If I get a case, it's most probably some minor crime, larceny or burglary, the guy was caught in the act, he admitted, case closed, and I am lucky if I get something like this. Sometimes something really, really boring like fraud, emebezzlement or tax evasion occurs and going through all those invoices is something the defendnat should be doing. That is a punishment.
gamerwiz09
Grandmaster Knight
Also, keep in mind, criminal prosecutors and some advisers fall under the category of 'Lawyer'. I'd hardly classify them as scum. I myself don't know yet what type I'll go for.
italiano
Grandmaster Knight
Jobs are usually quite mundane compared to how they're portrayed in the media, and by popular opinion. I know quite a few people who went to law school, and I'm not sure they even knew what it would be like. They just know lawyers are paid well, or their fathers are lawyers etc.
I shouldn't generalise about lawyers considering there are so many fields, and it's the worst of the lot that we usually hear about (e.g. divorce lawyers). It's just amazing how many low-lifes are in well-paid white collar occupations - law, politics, finance, insurance etc.
Not always the good guys though, as prosectutors occasionally have an agenda.
I shouldn't generalise about lawyers considering there are so many fields, and it's the worst of the lot that we usually hear about (e.g. divorce lawyers). It's just amazing how many low-lifes are in well-paid white collar occupations - law, politics, finance, insurance etc.
Not always the good guys though, as prosectutors occasionally have an agenda.
