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Editado por Sylok's Defiler:
4/11/2016 10:55:34 PM
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Why is all fair in love and war?
Whoever can answer this best gets the treasure.
English
#Offtopic
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The Geneva Convention says otherwise
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It is often when our loved ones are in danger that we are willing to do the unthinkable.
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Easy...when all is fair for one, nothing is fair for all. Hence the person that says the comment is about to do some -blam!-ed up shit.
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Because people aren't going to genocide themselves...
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Cause ur mum
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Dank memes is why to the victor goes all the dank memes, ya dig?
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"People in love and soldiers in wartime are not bound by rules of fair play" Basically if you're a soldier or you're in love you'll do whatever it takes to get what you want.
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Because why not?
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Because when two people are in love with the same person then they will do anything to win that person's love. When two countries fight they will (theoretically) do anything to win the war.
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[i] *puts on an antic disposition* [/i] Because variations on the quote have been appearing since 1605.
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Because Skrillex says so lol [spoiler] not a big fan of his music tho[/spoiler]
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1 RespuestaBrostep
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4 RespuestasNeither is fair, and that's in a way why it is fair. You can't make someone love you or control them just like you can't make your enemies do something in war. It's perfectly fair to be unfair to each other.
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9 RespuestasBut there's literally international laws that countries must abide by in times of war...
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Because love is war at times and...um...-blam!-, man, I dunno. People are just insane
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Because they are the same thing.
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because what is fair? there is no exact definition. so anything goes.
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Not all is.
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2 RespuestasLove can hurt just as much as war
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love is just as harsh a battlefield as war expect you know, in almost every single way
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Think of happiness (love) and fear as two sides of the same coin. When we flip the coin and it lands we see one side, but the other side is ever present just below the surface. While we think we are reacting to the side we see, our motivation truly comes from both sides equally. Fear is ever present in our decision making. Different risks and behaviors result in proportional amounts of fear. The saying rests on the premise that high levels of fear warrant irrational behavior. Pursuit of a mate and self-preservation are chosen because they are both fundamental to human existence and cemented in human history, and they also carry the highest level of risk and thus fear in a humans life.
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1 RespuestaDoes it have to sound poetic or some shiz?
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1 RespuestaAll is fair
