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* A villager in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemGenealogyOfTheHolyWar'' informs visiting units that a marriage between two people of the same minor Holy Blood will result in all their kids having ''major'' Holy Blood and all its attendant benefits... but, of course, that is a strictly forbidden taboo! (At this point in the game it's probably a bit late to start on the two potential pairings that would give the player four such children, but it's certainly doable.)
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* A villager in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemGenealogyOfTheHolyWar'' informs visiting units that a marriage between two people of the same minor Holy Blood will result in all their kids having ''major'' Holy Blood and all its attendant benefits... but, of course, that is a strictly forbidden taboo! (At this point in the game it's probably a bit late to start on the two potential pairings that would give the player four such children, but it's certainly doable.)) [[spoiler:Of course, the BigBad's plan requires [[GameplayAndStoryIntegration using this exact mechanic]], which the victims' ancestors directly attempted to avoid with a one child rule.]]
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** Some water distiller manufacturers would actually put in instructions on how to use them to safely distill alcohol, along with legal, health, and safety warnings as to why to doing so may be a bad idea, but those instructions would provide distilled alcohol. [[note]] This is practical reason for it, when one considers that people often do buy water distilling kits for just that purpose; letting them know how to use the equipment to do so correctly and safely means fewer injuries, deaths, or property damage on the whole if someone decides to use them to distill their own alcohol, while the warnings work for liability purposes.[/note]]
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** Some water distiller manufacturers would actually put in instructions on how to use them to safely distill alcohol, along with legal, health, and safety warnings as to why to doing so may be a bad idea, but those instructions would provide distilled alcohol. [[note]] This [[note]]This is practical reason for it, when one considers that people often do buy water distilling kits for just that purpose; letting them know how to use the equipment to do so correctly and safely means fewer injuries, deaths, or property damage on the whole if someone decides to use them to distill their own alcohol, while the warnings work for liability purposes.[/note]][[/note]]
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Not to be confused with AndThatsTerrible. Compare CouldSayItBut, ShuttingUpNow, or JustJokingJustification. See also DoNotDoThisCoolThing.
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Not to be confused with AndThatsTerrible. Compare CouldSayItBut, ShuttingUpNow, or JustJokingJustification. See also DoNotDoThisCoolThing.
DoNotDoThisCoolThing. Opposite of NotThatTheresAnythingWrongWithThat.
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** Some water distiller manufacturers would actually put in instructions on how to use them to safely distill alcohol, along with legal, health, and safety warnings as to why to doing so may be a bad idea, but those instructions would provide distilled alcohol. [[note]] This is practical reason for it, when one considers that people often do buy water distilling kits for just that purpose; letting them know how to use the equipment to do so correctly and safely means fewer injuries, deaths, or property damage on the whole if someone decides to use them to distill their own alcohol, while the warnings work for liability purposes.[/note]]
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* ''WebVideo/SMPLive'': Connor says this about stealing diamonds from the police station when he and Schlatt are trying to convince Wilbur to do it.
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* ''WebVideo/SMPLive'': Connor says this about stealing [[spoiler:stealing diamonds from the police station station]] when he and Schlatt are trying to convince Wilbur to do it.
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* ''WebVideo/SMPLive'': Connor says this about stealing diamonds from the police station when he and Schlatt are trying to convince Wilbur to do it.
--> '''Connor:''' Now we, as good businessmen, we would never take those. That would be wrong.
--> '''Connor:''' Now we, as good businessmen, we would never take those. That would be wrong.
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* ''Radio/JohnFinnemoresSouvenirProgramme:'' An Interview Sketch has Patsy Straightwoman interview an actor who cheerfully admits to murd- "[[InsistentTerminology bumping off]]" many people in his career, but doesn't do so any more because he's got most of the things he wanted, and doesn't have the upper arm strength he used to. After a moment's pause, he adds "and of course, it's wrong."
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* ''Radio/JohnFinnemoresSouvenirProgramme:'' An Interview Sketch has Patsy Straightwoman interview an actor who cheerfully admits to murd- "[[InsistentTerminology bumping off]]" many people in his career, but doesn't do so any more because he's got most of the things he wanted, and doesn't have the upper arm strength he used to. After a moment's pause, he adds "and of course, it's wrong."
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* In an episode of ''Series/{{Leverage}}'', Nathan describes that the villain of the week sets himself up with mob ties, so if the feds ever come snooping around his real profits (a stock fraud scheme)...Parker interrupts: "he'll trade his mob records for immunity and a new identity. Swweeeet! ''[beat]'' I mean, evil, and...clever, but...''bad''."
** Another episode shows Hardison getting very excited to get access to high tech government security hardware "which I know nothing about because that would be treason and wrong."
** From the pilot:
** Another episode shows Hardison getting very excited to get access to high tech government security hardware "which I know nothing about because that would be treason and wrong."
** From the pilot:
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* In an episode Occurs in several episodes of ''Series/{{Leverage}}'', Nathan describes that the villain of the week sets himself up with mob ties, so if the feds ever come snooping around his real profits (a stock fraud scheme)...Parker interrupts: "he'll trade his mob records for immunity and a new identity. Swweeeet! ''[beat]'' I mean, evil, and...clever, but...''bad''."
** Another episode shows Hardison getting very excited to get access to high tech government security hardware "which I know nothing about because that would be treason and wrong."
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** Another episode shows Hardison getting very excited to get access to high tech government security hardware "which I know nothing about because that would be treason and wrong."
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** The episode "[[Recap/LeverageS05E07TheRealFakeCarJob The Real Fake Car Job]]" has Nathan describe that the villain of the week sets himself up with mob ties, so if the feds ever come snooping around his real profits (a stock fraud scheme)... Parker then interrupts: "He'll trade his mob records for immunity and a new identity. Swweeeet! ''[beat]'' I mean, evil, and... clever, but... ''bad''."
** The episode "[[Recap/LeverageS05E09TheRundownJob The Rundown Job]]" shows Hardison getting very excited to get access to high tech government security hardware "which I know nothing about because that would be treason and wrong."
** The episode "[[Recap/LeverageS05E09TheRundownJob The Rundown Job]]" shows Hardison getting very excited to get access to high tech government security hardware "which I know nothing about because that would be treason and wrong."
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* Done in a meta sense in the Director's Cut of ''VideoGame/DeathStranding''. The original game had an academic paper in it that suggested that the rise of asexuality in the setting was a result of people lacking emotional bonds, which attracted real-world criticism for the way it framed asexuality. The Director's Cut fixed this by appending a response to it from a reviewer who describes its thesis as "unsubstantiated and discriminatory" and says that studies have shown that the rise of (visible) asexuality is due to rising social acceptance and awareness meaning that fewer people have to conceal it.
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* Done in a meta sense in the Director's Cut of ''VideoGame/DeathStranding''. The original game had an academic paper in it that suggested that the rise of asexuality in the setting was a result of people lacking emotional bonds, which attracted real-world criticism for the way it framed asexuality. The Director's Cut fixed this by appending a response to it from a reviewer who describes its thesis as "unsubstantiated and discriminatory" and says that studies have shown that the rise of (visible) asexuality is instead due to rising social acceptance and awareness meaning that fewer people have to conceal it.
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* Done in a meta sense in the Director's Cut of ''VideoGame/DeathStranding''. The original game had an academic paper in it that suggested that the rise of asexuality in the setting was a result of people lacking emotional bonds, which attracted real-world criticism for the way it framed asexuality. The Director's Cut fixed this by appending a response to it from a reviewer who describes its thesis as "unsubstantiated and discriminatory" and says that studies have shown that the rise of (visible) asexuality is due to rising social acceptance and awareness meaning that fewer people have to conceal it.
