Crowley could beat up castel

Thank you for challenging me Apaches, this should be very interesting. I would like a clarification of the debate in that if there would be fight between the two fictional characters known as Crowley and Castiel, would their allies be involved in the fight? Additionally, I would like to correct the assertion in your argument that Castiel (Don't forget the i) "does not even have a friend." Castiel has the following confirmed friends:Dean and Sam Winchester. Better than the average demon friend and have killed dozens, if not hundreds, of demons in their supernatural career. Also under their belt the Winchesters, along with help of Castiel on a few of these ventures, have killed/stopped/imprisoned the following supernatural creatures:o First and foremost, Lucifer, creator of the first demon.o Eveo Demons (These including crossroads, knights of hell, acheri, 7 deadly sins etc.)o Leviathano 3 of the 4 horsemen (though I suppose they did stop Death from destroying Chicago after soliciting his help)o Alphaso Amazonso Jefferson Starshipso Arachneso Fairies (Harder than it sounds)o Dragonso Hellhoundso Kitsuneo Daveao Buruburuo Changelingo Shojoo Khan Wormo Djinnso Vampireo Those infected by Croatoano Crocottao Werewolfo Ghoulso Wendigoo Whore of Babylono Shapeshifterso Lamiao Vengeful Spiritso Humans (this is counting Doc Benton and Special Children)o Pheonixo Raksashao Rugarus and so many more.God. Joshua, the Keeper of the Garden and supposedly one of the only creations that still communicate with God, has confirmed that he has played a part in the boy"s and castiel"s lives. Now, while he has said that he is done interefering in the boys lives (via Joshua) it would follow the logic of God so far that he would help save Castiel and the Boys from Crowley especially considering the great care he has taken to make sure they are still on the board. It wouldn"t be the first time God made an exception. An omnipotent, omniscient and omnipresent friend would be quite useful. I would also like to explore the assertion that Chuck is God. Chuck be a major ally of the group this would no doubt increase the chances that he would interfere if it truly were a life or death situation. o Chuck wore white throughout the finale, and then disappeared in a white light at the end of the writing of the books. o The writing of the books was supposed to be the gospel of dean and Sam, the next book in the bible, which is supposed to be written by god (directly or indirectly). o Chuck stated he was god in the first episode he appeared in, was this his own little inside joke. He remained silent about Sam and deans future, you could assume he was shushed by the angels, but you would think a real person would be more concerned and try to spill the beans anyway he could to stop the end of the world. o He acts like god, he helps a little, but never does more than a slight involvement. o He knew how things were going to turn out, even though he told Dean he didn't. In the final episode, he was writing about the car, knowing what would happen, yet he mentioned none of this to Dean. o It was stated god was on earth in a human form, was lonely, like chuck, who had no real friends and was rather secluded. o Chuck was immune to arc angels and being overwhelmed by their presence, he was heavily protected, and no demons could be in his presence without a smack down. It was stated some humans could handle angel presence, or was it something more? o Castiel was in Chuck"s presence we he "died", and somehow remarkably survived. Every big event that took place, Chuck somehow had a hand in. He was present when Dean escaped to stop the rise of Lucifer, he was there when Sam and dean when looking for the Michael"s sword, he happened to show up and put them where they learned the whereabouts of the colt, and also put them in touch with Crowley, who was instrumental in defeating Lucifer, and finally the last episode. Chuck also knows a ridiculous amount of detail, even for a prophet. It is odd that he knows what the brothers are doing, down to what they are thinking and saying. o If Chuck got his prophetic visions from angels, then how come he seemed to know more about the future than them? For example, the angels had no clue where Sam or Dean were, and were constantly searching for them, yet Chuck always new, seeing into their future and all. o Finally, Chuck is immune. Demon's have gone after everyone the Winchesters attach themselves to, but none touches Chuck. The demon's avoid him, and the angels avoid him too, he is off limits as a source of information from everyone but Dean and Sam." Angels in Heaven who are still on Castiel"s side. He had quite a following during his time as "God." And once all the angels fell from heaven it was still shown that some followed him. I think you get the picture. And if mere humans could take down the devil, it follows that an angel could take down a lowly King of Hell such as Crowley. While on the topic of Crowley let"s take a look at him. You, Apaches, may think that Crowley could take down Castiel, but why doesn't Crowley? I want you to go back with me and remember the episode where Castiel goes in to retrieve the Angel Tablet. Weakened, sigils all around, Castiel goes into the room where Crowley is. After threatening him and shining a few lights in his eyes, Crowley, flees in fear. The above picture is from the episode where Crowley runs. Now, and this is riding under the assumption that these fictional characters are real, we both know that Crowley and Castiel know far more of the supernatural world than you or I. Crowley, obviously knowledgeable of angels, flees because he knows what Castiel is capable of and he knows that he could not beat him in a straight fight. Now, let"s examine Crowley"s weaknesses. One, his bones which, although he hid, Castiel was and potentially still is capable of finding them. If we remember what happens when a Demons bones are burned I think you will agree with me in saying that this is a big chink in the King"s armor so to speak.Next, the Colt. Though not capable of killing high-class (high-class in this case referring to power) supernatural creations such as Lucifer, it can be inferred that it can kill Crowley. This is once again riding on his fear of the colt. When he first gave it to the boys he didn"t give them the bullets for the precise reason he knew they would attempt to kill him with it. His fear gives away more than he realizes I think.The two Winchesters also appear to be a weakness of Crowley. Dean, bearer of the Mark of Cain and capable of wielding the first blade is all too capable of killing Crowley with the very weapon Crowley helped him gain. Sam, one of the special children, has the ability of killing demons. Now let"s take a step back and realizes that that is all Crowley is. A demon, a very politically aware and somewhat more powerful than average demon, but he is still a demon which means potentially, if he consumed enough demon"s blood, Sam would have the power to kill Crowley. If this theoretical fight included friends, Crowley would be in trouble.I will include sources/episodes later when the website isn't blocked by school computers, additionally I apologize for the bad transfer from Microsoft Word, it appears to have messed up my bullet points.I look forward to your rebuttal!