Epic Conflicts

Nobody likes a negative Nancy.

2009, A MANY CONFLICTS HAPPEN BETWEEN MANY USERS ON A JAPANESE CARTOON PORNOGRAPHY WEBSITE AND ANOTHER USER WHO GOES BY THE INTERNET ALIAS OF "RAMSUS"

I FEEL THIS WAS THE MOST EPIC CONFLICT BECAUSE OF HOW RAMSUS' RAGE LEVELS WERE REMARKABLY HIGH DURING CERTAIN TIMES OF DIFFERENT CONFLICTS. THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY EMITTED FROM A RAGED RAMSUS IS EQUAL TO ABOUT 25 HITLERS AND 1 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR MAKING A SPEECH

you earned my rep. though i suggest you cutting down on your caps.

America did kill Japanese Americans in thier camps, and the majority of the camps where slave camps you try to escape you get shot
the only nice camps where for face and they where few in number even then doesn't seem fair when they releaze the ones that where left they didn't get thier homes back or thier belongings

and I think Germany does teach about the war

The EPIC Conflict EVER was the battle between the lolicon fans and the wincest fans, LOL.


But really I think the battles between the Ninja and Samurai were EPIC.

the rise of the roman empire. The subsequent fall was also pretty spectacular.

Pretty costly sandwiches for their homes, money, and belongings
and no human rights (must of been a good sandwich)


I've met some German people and ask them about it and they were taught at school about the war


Killing one person or killing thousands doesn't really matter how many, both actions are evil


Some Japanese Americans where killed in the camps they were prisoners.
Prisoners would be killed if they tried to escape and some times if they were disobedient
America did have death camps but they used common prisoners to test bio-weapons on
(most major countries did, it's not uncommin)

I'm not saying America was the bad guys, I said it sarcastically

what I was saying was that when I was learning about the war I didn't see any good guys, there are no good guys in war (not when both sides did wrong)

I pretty much agree with you, all sides did wrong (some people are just too stubborn to ascept that certain things happined)

and it doesn't matter who started it the only thing that matters is what you do once it's begun

and it's not too crazy to say America were the baddies even though you were joking to some people they are because of what it did during the war

though, I laughed at the bit about the sanwiches "must of been a good sandwich"

Found another great war. :)

Another Epic war


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The ultimate epic conflict.

I was just thinking the cool thing about nazis is that in any media they are bad without any redeeming qualities. For instance a character like Magneto despite all the messed up crap he does people still consider him an okay villain with reasonable goals. The Red Skull however, is a nazi and because of that he is a dick and will always be a dick and there is no way anybody will think he has redeemable qualities.

So if you ever need a good villain that you don't want to spend a lot of time developing all you got to do is say he is a nazi.

I wouldn't say the its rise was all that spectacular. Until it fell under the control of lead poisoned psychopaths, it was pretty much what you'd expect from an imperial world power in its early stages.

French foreign army, the battle which earned it it's legendary status.
It was a small battle but one you will not see again likely.

Editred Wikipedia info:
It was in Mexico on 30 April 1863 that the Legion earned its legendary status. A company led by Capitaine Danjou, numbering 62 soldiers and 3 officers, was escorting a convoy to the besieged city of Puebla when it was attacked and besieged by two thousand revolutionaries, organised in two battalions of infantry and cavalry, numbering 1,200 and 800 respectively. The patrol was forced to make a defence in Hacienda Camarón, and despite the hopelessness of the situation, fought nearly to the last man.
In total it is said they managed to kill of at least 300-500 enemy's even before their capitaine fell.
When only six survivors remained, out of ammunition, a bayonet charge was conducted in which three of the six were killed.
The remaining three were brought before the Mexican general who demanded them to surrender, instead of surrendering they demanded their Capitaine's body, their flag and free escort back to france to bury the Capitaine.
The mexican general, stunned by their bravery called them Diablo's and out of respect for them he granted them their wish.
They returned to France as an honour guard for the body of Capitaine Danjou. The captain had a wooden hand which was stolen during the battle; it was later returned to the Legion and is now kept in a case in the Foreign Legion museum at Aubagne, and paraded annually on Camerone Day. It is the Legion's most precious relic.

Brave men till the end, if i ever join the army you can be damn sure i would join them. (If i knew french :( )

Pie Pie Pie Pie.....what? I'm having trouble caring when you talk. (I doubt this is an unusual problem around here.)

Fuck The War Between The Chat Sites. (No I cant find the right name for them, Im half asleep)

RAGED ME A RAMSUS LOL!!!!!!!!!!!

AND YOU OBVIOUSLY DO CARE BECAUSE YOU ALWAYS TYPE UP A RESPONSE

You guys forget that our bodies are at war with random germs and bacterias everyday, and it'll last from birth till death.

That, in my opinion, is the most epic conflict in humanity's history.

The battle on the covenat ship when the chief is teleported in
and the enemies are like "WTF"