"I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America"
That's some fascism right there.

"and to the Republic for which it stands"
I don't have much of a problem with this part.

"one Nation under God"
This is the part I have the most trouble with and what most people probably are referring to when they talk about the indoctrination.

"indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
None of which seems to be true.

It works, mate!

Sure. LBP came out when the PS3 was less than two years old.

Erm, what? Slamming a glossy look on everything does not make it look magnificent. Also, if you know where to look, you can use the crappy clipping to look around corners; they should have spent more time on that, and less time on forcing stupid camera angles on the player.

Actually, Winter gave Spring and Summer a miss and went straight on into Autumn.

June wasn't warm, and we had 3-4 months of more or less continuous rain since. I usually like the rain, but not an entire summer of it.

What, like XP Mode?

IIRC, they did not mandate ticket prices. They charged a (fixed) rental fee for the film itself, plus either a percentage of the ticket sales or a fixed $ amount per ticket. The percentage or amount would be higher in the first few weeks. I think the rule of thumb in the theater was something like this: ticket sales have to pay for the film rent, the projectors, building maintenance, etc., and concession sales have to pay for everybody's salaries and profits. If the rent went up, ticket prices would have to be raised.

If the cinema wants to sell tickets at a loss, the distributor won't stop them, so long as they get their money.

They might be called terrorists. They would be called undead.

According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blade_Runner#Versions there are a few more.

Yes, you should. When you are faced with this kind of moral dilemma however, you usually don't have the option. Well, you could sacrifice yourself, I suppose...

Which indicates that the person following orders will always remain somewhat responsible, not necessarily just as responsible.

The finalized system requirements for the game have been released.

Oh, really? I suppose that's why that page includes phrases such as "The system requirements for the StarCraft II Beta are ..." and "... the Minimum System Requirements for this game may change over time".

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