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Now you're just twisting my words. What I'm saying is if you're down to game you're down to game. None of my players ever gave a second glance to the politics of the outside world where D&D is concerned. What I said has nothing to do with what you said. Edit: I've said my opinion and that, dear...

None of my group, black, white, male, female, etc, cared about any of this stuff that people are "bringing to light" nowadays. If you're down to game you're down to game. Everything else is just politics, and the gaming table doesn't need real-life politics, we hear enough of that in real life.

Hopefully companies will either move some of their business back stateside or China will negotiate. Either way would be good for our economy.

More things on my ever-growing list of "I want to try that some day!" lol

Take note out there you socialism/communism lovers. This is what happens when you give your freedom away or lose it and let the government have control.

Yes sir still in wrap. lol. But the problem is finding a buyer.

I have the original boxed sets of Mercenaries, Spies, and Private Eyes still in the shrink wrap in a special all-in bundle. Maybe it's time to let it go. lol

Obviously you've never played the Wizardry series of games nor Spelljammer. lol

That's the part of my quote that was missed. The fact that somewhere (maybe not on that post) I asked what it has to do with real world views.

Respect and common courtesy are two different things. I show people courtesy, yes. Respect doesn't mean what you think it means. Respect: A feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements. Courtesy: The showing of politeness in one's...

I can see where this thread is leaning and obviously there's going to be no talking to people who can't see past their own misplaced views. I don't give a crap about a person's color, I have friends from all walks of life, people I love and respect. The final word here is that your ignorant...

Wow. You really don't get it then. My apologies. You're talking about changing fictional rules because of a word that seems to offend people that are offended by every little thing that has nothing to do with them. There, spelled out for you. Hopefully that didn't occupy too many of your brain...

You're talking about fictional people. The term doesn't need changing.

Political correctness and respect are far flung concepts. And by the way, you aren't given respect, you earn it.

You can't force your views on people. Political correctness culture is getting way too out of hand. “You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time.” -John Lydgate

Do what you must, people hide behind the anonymity of the internet all the time. I have no way of validating his statements nor he mine. It's not a crime to be skeptical.

Alright dude. You sound like you might have a little bit of bias, dare I say racism, toward white people from all of your arguments and negative commentary. I will not be drawn in to a debate that I can't win because I'm the token white geek. I'm going to take the high ground and bow out. Good...

I acknowledged that in my first post, there are exceptions to every rule. Racism, sexism, anything negative doesn't ever have a place at my table nor any of the other tables I've been at. Is it predominantly white? Yes it used to be. Dungeons and Dragons and RPGs have become more mainstream in...

I can't believe that this is even a question. What does it matter? Gamers don't need social justice in their games, for the most part we're one of the most accepting groups there is. We don't care who or what you are, we just want to play.

Personally I think too many people are interested in educating the masses on their point of view. You're not teaching someone who doesn't know about mental conditions that insanity comes from Cthulhu or that insanity is corruption because when you sit down to play a game, you're playing a game...