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But m'lady Docta how else will I pad my posting numbers
I have a rather scrappy nature when it comes to politics. 
So even with the goofiness and the raging, I say let's keep it all going. As I said earlier to Raijin, many of us on opposing sides can just as easily jump back into the Shoutbox together and BS when we're not in here. It's all good!
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Libel is rude in all cultures. Ozan dislikes Elf types for they are untrustworthy in his eyes. Avoid such accusations in the future, even if the words were spoken in jest.ok so now we Know Ozan is for the Thalmor
I actually was going to call it a day with the Niranye thing as well, because I too was starting to feel the tedium of it all. We may never see eye to eye on any of this overarching debate. But on the other hand, I'm scrappy as hell and will keep coming back to this thread for more. What's awesome is that outside of this thread, we are perfectly civil and friendly.
Were both stubborn and scrappy as hell when it comes down to what we truly believe in. I think I've received more than half of my post count points on this thread debating over how the Stormcloaks are right. At the end we both know that this is indeed, a fictional reality. Theirs no need to hate over our different set of ideas because after all NONE of us are wrong... as far as choosing which sides we want to be on. Theirs no negative consequences (Not that were aware of at the very moment) whatsoever. After all whoever the Dragonborn chooses becomes either the Stormcloaks champion or the Empires. And that team will win the fight against the Thalmor later on in the game.
Have some black-brier mead 
It's all on me
It's not my opinion. It's a fact. The Dunmer don't have equal rights with regards to where they are allowed to live in Windhelm. Every other race except the Argonians can live anywhere in Windhelm. That means they don't have equal rights.
Do you not understand the difference between people living in a ghetto because of economic conditions and people being herded into an area because they're not allowed to live anywhere else by law?
It is irrelevant. Apparently you simply lack the capacity to understand why.
Not within Windhelm they don't. The law isn't there to keep them from living at the docks, it's there to keep them in the Gray Quarter.
No, it's a word I use when someone says something that doesn't address the issue and is completely tangential. Something you do with great frequency.
The fact is that the lack of availability of houses isn't a reason to not rescind the segregation law. The whole point of rescinding the law is to give the Dunmer the right to live anywhere in Windhelm. The same right that all others save the Argonians have. The lack of which undeniably and irrefutable speaks to the fact that they are not treated equally. In case the meaning escapes you, equally means in every aspect not just some, so your example where you get arrested for breaking into a Dunmer home is meaningless as it doesn't magically change the reality that they don't have the same residential rights as others in Windhelm by law not economic circumstance.
NPC's indicate that the Dunmer are forced to live in the Gray Quarter if they want to live in Windhelm. Squirrel_killer- provided one example and your only responses were to point out Niranye's opinion about the Dunmer which, even if taken as fact, does absolutely nothing to contradict what the Alfarinn says, and the same old tired and logically flawed argument that Alfarinn must be wrong because you don't want to accept what he says. That's no more valid a counterargument than your logically flawed argument about Ulfric never having massacred non-combatants because there's no additional evidence besides The Bear of Markarth, notwithstanding that there's literally absolutely nothing in the game or lore to refute it. Put another way, what evidence do you have that Ulfric doesn't refuse to sell homes outside of the Gray Quarter to the Dunmer that live within it? You don't have any because it doesn't exist.
You do realize that works for everyone, right? Everyone in game buys Skooma, and Golden Tongue let's one sell stolen goods to everyone. It's completely homogenous.
Nothing awesome about some dude in a red skirt, sorry but, jus sayinImperials because well like they are just awesome looking
