Ok, I see what you're saying.

I quite agree.

My point was that the lady probably simply wasn't aware of the situation in Africa, as the Western media isn't as big on telling their audience about ethnic genocides as they are in covering the latest Hollywood scandal. Considering she went through an ethnic slaughter and would be more concerned about the issue, I think she ought to be given the benefit of the doubt and that her not commenting on current events was more likely due to lack of information rather than deliberate omission.
Sorry if I read too much into your previous post!

Now that's taking concert pyrotechnics to a new level!

So... talking about the horrors of the Holocaust is racist if you don't give equal time to every other ethnic slaughter? The lady was talking about what she knew firsthand.

While you were aware of the current wars in Africa, most of the rest of the students in your class probably weren't and this lady's talk was eyeopening for them. How many African students at the time of WWII knew what was happening in the concentration camps? Most African wars don't make it to Western media; that's no reason to assume the lady didn't care about people in Africa or wouldn't have mentioned the wars if she knew about them. Why are you attacking someone (who had actually lived through) an ethnic slaughter and was trying to raise awareness of it?

Millions of Jews died in the Holocaust. Millions of Africans died and are dying in wars and genocides. How can you say one atrocity is worse than the other, as though it negated the "lesser" atrocity? This lady, after surviving an ethnic slaughter, was going around speaking about her experiences (which can't have been easy) to try to raise awareness and warn people living in a comfortable Western society about the dangers of racism. That took a lot of courage and compassion for others.

T.......

If you actually knew your neighbor was building a bomb to blow up a bus / train station / whatever (assuming you knew there was a good possibility it was credible, not just the six-year-old next door saying "I wish I could blow up my school!") and you did nothing about it, then yes, I would say you're guilty by association.

Real question is does the party's cleric know not to hit you with healing spells?
"Dang it, Fred, I said if I get injured I want Sam's warlock to hit me with something necrotic!"

Unless they're actually clowns in disguise.

The whole list is cloaked in a genjutsu that makes it appear to be a list of common undead like vampires, werewolves, etc. If you can break the genjutsu and see the actual list, you'll find that Sharingan is (as of this post) edging out Byakugan by a narrow margin.

Now now, don't disparage the first man who's lived long enough to actually understand the game.

So does Clippy.

I don't sit down and read through my phonebook for fun, but I also don't want to have to go out and buy one some night just to look up the number of the pizza delivery place.

My bookcases are 3 feet wide. Each unit has 5 shelves. I have three and a half units filled. Therefore, 3.5 units x 5 shelves x 3 feet = 52.5 linear feet of filled shelves. Now once I get enough cases to hold all the books I have packed in boxes...

Nobody back then was subjected to the Spice Girls. Luxury...

Where do I sign up to be a Material Defender?