Bad thing happens.
Side A says bad thing is actually good and wants to continue bad thing.
Side B says bad thing is bad but actually wants to continue bad thing.
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Bad thing happens.
Side A says bad thing is actually good and wants to continue bad thing.
Side B says bad thing is bad but actually wants to continue bad thing.
Debt, debt, debt, and debt. Most people don’t own anything in “their” home and probably never will.
Not to mention the fact that most of those (giant houses, trucks) are just people buying the only options on the market.
Post-1989 globalist liberalism failed to improve QoL, pure and simple. Across the western world, people have watched international trade deals do nothing but siphon jobs and wealth out of their homes
If you’re the type of person whose life is actually hurt by this, you deserve it lol
Sony has the worst track record of anyone to be talking about “safety”
Yeah lol. This seems to be a popular opinion in the larger gaming community. They really nailed the pirate life
Black Flag, followed closely by 3. It doesn’t hurt that those were released right at the peak of my interest in gaming, but I replayed BF within the past two years and it still holds up super well
It’s actually pretty crazy just how hard that game flopped. I would have always thought that a company like Sony could’ve just brute-forced such a big project to achieve some success (or at least break even), but 25,000 units sold is almost unheard of for a game as expensive as Concord.
Held in the relatively stable northeastern state of Pennsylvania on the eve of the 23rd anniversary of the country’s worst terrorist attack, the debate was a chance to showcase the democratic progress the country had made since the violent, shambolic elections and attempted coup nearly four years ago.
However, it got off to a less than stellar start. The three moderate candidates in the race – Jill Stein, Cornel West and Chase Oliver – were barred from participating. Instead, the contest pitted the two frontrunners: former President Donald Trump, the candidate of the far-white Republican Party, widely thought to be the political wing of white-Christianist militias, and Kamala Harris, the current vice president, who led a palace coup two months ago that forced the ageing, unpopular incumbent, President Joe Biden, to abandon his quest for re-election.
Lmao, too funny man. You should be like a writer on SNL or something
Got u
Lmao
Funny because I noticed the haptic feedback for the first time recently after owning my PS5 for over a year and was instantly looking for ways to disable it. I don’t trust an unnecessary vibrating motor not to fuck up the parts of the controller I actually care about keeping functional and the Dualsense battery life is abysmal enough as it is
And we can assume that these nukes, unlike the conventional armory, have been maintained since the Cold War and not sold off to private interests?
Once you make it to Valentine (youll know when) the game pretty much gives you the reigns, but until then, as others have said, the tutorial is pretty long and guided
Said it a while ago, the US is losing at capitalism for the first time in modern history and doesn’t know how to cope
I don’t know of anything but this sounds like something I could use a lot too, so I’m commenting to remember to check this thread later
That’s very important information
Tiananmen Square Massacre really happened
Any tankies wanna take a spin on how this is actually a good thing?
“Guns don’t kill people, people kill people”“the issue isn’t liberal globalism, the issue is unregulated markets.”Of course no one is arguing on halting all international trade but the same brainrot idealogy that encourages maximum globalism also encourages finding the least-regulated and most profitable trade partners. Until the entire globe can adopt a different paradigm, you can’t reconcile those two components as not being inextricably linked. There’s no possible scenario where global liberal capitalism doesn’t produce unregulated, monopolistic, wealth-concentrating trade.