Well, this comes back to a previous conversation, but generally you'd be in trouble. However, considering the magnitude of the situation (saving the world from, I presume, imminent destruction) you'd get away with it.

Ultimate Transformable Heavy Destroid Unit Remorse? I was asking for legal implications! I guess under certain military codes like the USA's I wouldn't be liable. Yeah for me?

Well, if you spend half an episode screaming in remorse in the cockpit or an hour's worth of mourning outside you generally won't be liable for your actions. If you're a bad guy and you spend a weeks' worth of episodes realizing your wrongs and join the good guys then the same applies. But, what if it didn't turn out like that? Time for an experiment.

Indeed Survivor does start today 9-10pm on CBS or Global

Hey all, survivor starts today at either 8 or 9 I'm not sure.
Anyone who wants to get together and watch that - maybe play the great drinking game, let me know.
--Beck

Ultimate Transformable Heavy Destroid Unit Well I'm off to class now.

Ultimate Transformable Heavy Destroid Unit How can I feel special if I am piloting a giant mecha of destruction? Question: If I accidentally crush a civilian while saving the world do I still get liability for killing said civilian?

CHED's been Farked. Don't you feel special?

wait, so did they steal the silver from the bank vault to make the coins, or did the company that originally owned the silver sell it to the mint, or did the company itself mint those coins... there were a lot of companies that went under as a result of that... and a large portion of the states' gold and silver reserves also "disappeared" so I'm curious if this is some high, imperious and egotistically commemorative form of money laundering...

or perhaps I'm being paranoid

Ultimate Transformable Heavy Destroid Unit Since everyone is talking about movies they would like to see i have a suggestion: Shaun of the Dead. I hear it is pretty good, I just don't know if it is available on video or DVD.