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u/anon445


r/unpopularopinion•

I suspect there are many voters there who do not study or understand law, so the karma on a given comment is not a great reflection of what's valid/true. The best advice generally ends up being "talk to your lawyer", which for some cases is of course the only prudent option, but for many others, OP could still be given some advice/information to judge whether they really need a lawyer and what the consequences would be if they didn't.

I also get some psychopathic/vengeful vibes, where if the OP has messed up (whether on purpose or through carelessness/ignorance), they seem to relish telling them so and not giving any helpful advice (other than talking to defense attorney). And of course t

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r/mountandblade•

I can't find confirmation on whether this is a bug, and whether there's a way to fix this.

I capture castles/towns on my own, I request them, I have been inside them sometimes when they are awarded to another vassal of the faction I'm a part of. I haven't seen the option in a while.

Does it have to do with right to rule or lord relationships or something?

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r/bugs•

Here's my comment permalink: https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/64tmtk/megathread_sean_spicer_wwii_gaffe/dg54ytq/

Here's what it says for the source: "hanging around all those neo-nazis definitely changes people"

Here's the permalink of the comment with those words: https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/64tmtk/megathread_sean_spicer_wwii_gaffe/dg6moyq/

And I have no way of linking my actual comment, I don't think. But it should be visible in my userpage about a day old, here's the text:

"I'd be surprised if he didn't [use chemical attacks in the war]

What Spicer said was stupid."

(Please ignore political leanings, and I just reposted the comment, so you'd have to scroll fu

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