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Yes, it does, for the reasons described above. Ionliosite, saying "That has nothing to do with it" is the equivalent of "I am right because I am right".Ionliosite said:Again, that has nothing to do.
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Yes, it does, for the reasons described above. Ionliosite, saying "That has nothing to do with it" is the equivalent of "I am right because I am right".Ionliosite said:Again, that has nothing to do.
No, it means this.Ionliosite said:A Slime can get pass the forcefield, a Stand can too.
There isn't even a C > B here since the comparison is apples to oranges. That's just C > A because B > A. Utter fallacy.Ionliosite said:No, it means this.Ionliosite said:A Slime can get pass the forcefield, a Stand can too.
And I provided proof that JoJo stands are basically never intangible when they are hitting something. Ever.Ionliosite said:And I already posted the quote proving a non-physical entity can bypass the forcefields.
For one, non-physical and intangible are synonyms.Ionliosite said:Again, intangibility has nothing at all to do, otherwise a friggin SLIME woulnd't have been able to bypass the barrier.
What logic says the slimes aren't nonphysical? Where are you getting this from?Ionliosite said:If we by that logic and say slimes AREN'T non-physical, then a friggin slime bypassed the forcefield just because, which means this barrier is even more irrelevant than originally said, since Kiss can bypass it just because.
...Then what in the world bypasses the barrier?Ionliosite said:That's my point. The Slime is touching the weapon, adhering to the Drag-Ride, etc. which means it is as non-physical as a Stand is shown, and since you say Stands aren't non-physical most of the time, then this Slimes aren't either.