

at least, i don't think i have. it's hard to tell.
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Wed 11 Mar 2009, 1:17,
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I think a zombie of a racist who was strongly motivated by racism might retain the same habitual enmities despite no longer having much of a mind to hold them in. As Walrus Man points out, you wouldn't really need one.
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Wed 11 Mar 2009, 1:22,
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if they don't like a certain race, would they want to turn them into zombies or would that just compound their issues?
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Wed 11 Mar 2009, 2:04,
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so they'd probably want to attack their racial enemies, but not eat them, unaware of the potential to create new zombies that way. Ironic.
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Wed 11 Mar 2009, 2:15,
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Do you think it's possible for a zombie to develop new prejudices, maybe due to mistreatment by a certain group of people?
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Wed 11 Mar 2009, 1:48,
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and if they did revolt do you think they would maintain their prejudice after they had achieved justice
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Wed 11 Mar 2009, 2:03,
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but the revolt would be driven by mob anger rather than conscious planning. And they might well hold onto grudges - though the idea of a zombie not resenting anybody is the tricky part.
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Wed 11 Mar 2009, 2:21,
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That implies you can train a zombie by hitting it or bribing it, but OK, why not.
The ability to learn smacks a little bit too much of healthy, wholesome, living creature, and not of uncannily animated dead flesh, that's the only problem.
Edit: they should be only trainable in gruesome, harrowing ways.
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Wed 11 Mar 2009, 2:07,
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The ability to learn smacks a little bit too much of healthy, wholesome, living creature, and not of uncannily animated dead flesh, that's the only problem.
Edit: they should be only trainable in gruesome, harrowing ways.