Supporting Japan's rebuilding process

[Overkill9000]

Only bad thing about it is, if the wind blows in the wrong direction it could hit the west coast of the US.

this is not a concern. it poses very little or no threat to the US.

[Gath]

I was not trying to be political, just being informative about what is currently going on in Japan. I tend to not pay attention to the red tape in such a dire situation.

Not you, posters in general ;O

[Llan]

This is the version of "control" you talk about. Whenever there is a meltdown, or it is inevitable to go "boom" they will always fill it with sand/concrete.

Also, It is pretty sad when posters convert a thread with the sole purpose of helping others, into a political and economical debate. Shame on you intwerwebz thugs.

3 of the 4 nuclear reactors have melted down and causing an explosion. Just google it. The security system failed 3 times, Its basically on the news across the world. They couldn't control the explosion. They have a 30km radius of contamination risk zones around that thing. If I'm not wrong it is pretty close to Tokyo.

but anyway, this is not a discussion about what are they suffering, but it is a discussion about how and in what ways can people from other countries help, other then just "Praying". I do belive "Hope" is a good way to help. But my religion as an Atheist just makes me feel that praying wont help.

Regards,
Llan Hana.

[Gath]

but anyway, this is not a discussion about what are they suffering, but it is a discussion about how and in what ways can people from other countries help, other then just "Praying". I do belive "Hope" is a good way to help. But my religion as an Atheist just makes me feel that praying wont help.

Regards,
Llan Hana.

Not to be a stick in the mud, but, Atheism is the belief that there is no such thing as god, and it is the absence of religion, yet you said your "religion" is Atheism, and that means you contradicted yourself. Not trying to troll, but, yeah >.>;

/religious debate GO!

[viion]

There is ways you can help, its on Google. Dont need 50 threads on it, dont need SE pulling money out of people if they're not wanting to pay for a game they cant play even if its donated.

if people want to donate, there are plenty of ways to do so.

[Mikita]

Just wanted to share this.

According to this morning's Yomiuri Shimbun, Square Enix is donating 1億 yen to disaster relief.
At the current exchange rate that works out to a little over US $1.2 million.

[Flower]

Just wanted to share this.

According to this morning's Yomiuri Shimbun, Square Enix is donating 1億 yen to disaster relief.
At the current exchange rate that works out to a little over US $1.2 million.

Thats amazing ^^ thanks for sharing!

[MightyDan]

i agree. i am also willing to pay for the service. i have faith in SE, so they will come back. despite what the others said, as long as i enjoy it, then it's worth my time.

[Kimahri]

uh, no.

they don't need money. they can print their own money. it's a government.

if you want to really help out put yourself on a plane and head on over there to donate your time and labor. they can use as much man power as possible to clean up regions affected. i am sure there are humanitarian relief efforts goind on right now for the area.

Government 101: Printing more money lowers the value of the current note. All governments base their value of the note on gold.

As far as paying for this game. I would say that if you feel the strong urge to donate money then do it by funding a relief organization. And in this case of Argh's argument helping them personally would also benefit them greatly.