Ranes said:As far as I know, there are no taboo subjects.... ...I know that I personally won't tolerate any form of bigotry.
Ranes said:Actually, S'mon, it's not your place to say what gets discussed at someone else's gaming table - or mine, at least. But let me set you straight. Just because I say I won't tolerate bigotry doesn't mean that any particular subject is off-limits. Subjects cannot be bigoted, only people.
Yttrai said:Variety = spice of life, dude!
Or is that melange......
My mature group and i don't discuss it, much, because i know full well our political views are WILDLY different. I am a frothing at the mouth feminist, treehugger, and scientist, and we have a military type, some republicans, and people who believe deeply in things i consider scientifically unsound. But we all respect each other, and so far other than a few "Oh, well, i _totally_ don't believe that but you certainly can!" we just don't get into it.
My immature group and i spend too much time being immature to get into "grown up" topics like politics or religion. Realism in the D&D cartoon is WAY more important![]()
S'mon said:That just means "We can talk about X, as long we don't have opinion Y about X". :\
Edit: But really, it seems to me there are plenty of subjects that can't be discussed at all, because simply to discuss these subjects is to be considered bigoted by many people. This varies a bit by country - you don't discuss class in the UK or race in the USA, for instance.
Dykstrav said:I'm a Prodestant Christian

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