islandboy461

Sounds rough. Where do you live?

I have a feeling that is indeed what they are named after (incorrectly, might I add - it is spelt Resembool), as this particular actor does the *shudder* dubbing for Edward Elric.

I believe it is the fan-club for a certain American voice actor, famous for his many roles in the *shudder* dubbing of high profile animes.

I'm pretty sure that the "vs. Capcom" series isn't all the Capcom related cross overs, but rather the Marvel related ones i.e. the X-men vs. Street Fighter games and their spiritual successors, the Marvel vs. Capcom games.

@ Loki: I don't think anyone was suggesting it is an emotion. It is either a belief or a pre-conceived notion.

... privilege i.e. you could live in a society in which many races are equally privileged, yet racism would still exist. The term racism means "prejudice directed at someone of a different race". Thus, a black person discriminating against a white person due to his different skin colour would indeed be racist.

@ Koko & TAofKM: Racism is simply another form of prejudice and is thus, like any other type of discrimination, based mostly around the inherent sub-/unconscious trait of most humans to hate or fear that which is "other". To suggest that you cannot be racist to white people is incorrect, just as suggesting that such things as "hetero-phobia" or prejudice against the wealthy cannot exist would be false. My previous point was that such prejudices are not based around privile...

@ Koko: Privilege is only one of many things prejudice can be based around. In fact, the sort of circumstances your assertions suggest are often subverted by instances of prejudice e.g. in Britain, it is common for those of aristocratic background to be ridiculed, mocked, and lampooned by the middle classes.

I guess you mean "excited"?

Well, now that I've seen the intro, my desire for spoilers should be satiated until the game's release...

^ Agreed. If you thought FMA was good, you're likely to absolutely love Brotherhood.