When you show me the last time I lost a debate with you, then I'll take your constructive criticism seriously.
a. That statement was not intended to offend you. However, you yourself have confessed that you haven't exactly been on top of your game here recently.
b. Want me to give you some quotes of here recently when you've grossly misinterpreted one of my arguments, because of this illness or sheer lethargy? To prove that you have been wrong simply because you haven't read completely? I'm pretty sure Jollyjim, Advent, or Lightsnake would even back me up there.
c. And, lastly, are you insinuating that you have defeated all my points before, that I lose all my arguments with you, and that you are a better debator than myself? You may think what you'd like, but I will forewarn you that I believe most people here think otherwise.
This is the best you can do? And you're telling ME to take an aspirin? Interesting. This is too easy but I will respond in respect to you.
I'm sorry, is your ego on overdrive today?
Ragnos was buried on Korriban, period.
I recommend re-playing Jedi Academy.
You have absolutely no evidence that he was trapped, that's just a ridiculous assumption.
See above.
On the other hand, can you show me a spirit over 1,000 years old that roamed freely around the galaxy? I'm just wondering, not to mention a 5,000 year old spirit.
Seems to me that you've been implying this entire time that older = better. Surely, Marka Ragnos - the most powerful Sith Lord ever - should be able to travel freely around the galaxy.
I mean, if Palpatine can do it, why can't Ragnos?
Oh yeah...
Despite the fact that you have absolutely no evidence whatsoever, I tend to think that at 5,000 years old, you tend to be one with the force and aren't free to move about the galaxy.
Really? May I ask you for proof?
This all of course is secondary to the simple fact that Kun was not a dead spirit nor a force ghost, so your points are illogical.
Kun was stripped from his body. His body went bye-bye. That is a physical death. Ragnos died a physical death. Both were referred as spirits. That's enough for me.