>>87892 I know how that feels. You gotta do what you gotta do, though!
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one day i hope to use the experience to transition to a less stressful field get a management job in something less crazy it won't be easy to settle down while i'm working at a restaurant
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cat + lap = comfy
Anno
a rare comfy bang
Anno
>>87927 Cats on laps is one of the nicest pleasures in life.
>The series of incidents that led to the cancelation of this year’s convention were set in motion [...] when the “Furry Raiders,” a group of Denver-area furries, were accused of breaking convention rules by booking hotel rooms that were part of the convention’s discounted room block [...]
>A group of anti-fascist furries started to combat the Furry Raiders
and so on i like how often furry is used in the article it's like using SPACE in a scifi
Turns out the doctor beaten up by United is in fact not a criminal and the media has been giving completely incorrect information claiming he traded drugs for sex.
>>88116 Well the most important part is that we all learned a valuable lesson You don't have any rights, and you certainly shouldn't if you ever did a crime
$50 says one of the 5 people who own the entirety of US media also has stocks in United
Kirara☆
>>88119 >>>/@josungkim/851932235213094913 There is a doctor with a similar name that someone mistook for him. Everyone started using that information without verifying.
The law suits are just fucking LINING UP FOR THIS GUY
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If he doesn't have a case against national newspapers taking news of cops BEATING THE SHIT OUT OF HIM and lying that he had a drug conviction as though that's even relevant, I think the entire US system is a fucking joke I mean it already is But it just went from meme to nonsensical shitposting pretending to be a meme
Kirara☆
I heard he has two teams of lawyers hired to fight United.
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And no, it's still a lie because they HAD the information showing it wasn't even him
I really hope he sues every news outlet involved into the fucking ground
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does united not understand that they've already lost even if they win the case, this is the kind of PR that kills companies
『ｓｋ』
Oh please, they'll bounce back
Anno
Except everyone needs airplane flights.
Anno
United is pretty big
Kirara☆
United monopolizes too many flight routes to lose. They will lose with China to some degree, though.
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Doesn't comcast understand that treating its customers like shit is why they're completely uncompetitive and no longer exist? -Bangu
Kirara☆
The free market really can't stop a monopoly.
『ｓｋ』
The free market is a fucking retarded concept to begin with It's not a force for good, it's BY DESIGN a force for evil
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alright NOW you're off track
『ｓｋ』
And anyone who thinks otherwise is fucking retarded and there's no excuse
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i'm not going to argue "the virtues of the free market" or anything like that but humanity has never been about doing things the best way possible but rather the way that works with less severe problems than other ways
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Yeah That's why we have regulations, the very antithesis of a free market
Kirara☆
Market isn't free without regulations unfortunately
『ｓｋ』
It is Nothing is more free than anarchy It's just fucking SHIT for everyone except a few people
You can't remove freedom from a system to introduce more freedom
Kirara☆
It's not free if there's no freedom, yeah? No regulations means no freedom - other players remove freedom from all the players possible. You have to find a way to restrict people from stealing freedom.
『ｓｋ』
And in a true free market they'd have the freedom to do that
I don't like the damn thing
Kirara☆
Then the free market isn't free
『ｓｋ』
And neither is a regulated market You've just given a different entity the power to restrict freedom
>Legally, the U.N. is in a bind. It has no jurisdiction over peacekeepers, leaving punishment to the countries that contribute the troops.
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And these were contributed by?
Kirara☆
>The AP interviewed alleged victims, current and former U.N. officials and investigators and sought answers from 23 countries on the number of peacekeepers who faced such allegations and, what if anything, was done to investigate. With rare exceptions, few states responded to repeated requests, while the names of those found guilty are kept confidential, making accountability impossible to determine.
Kirara☆
I hate peacekeepers so much They're fucking scum
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so what i'm getting out of this is that they're in the most perfect position to do fucked up illegal shit without consequences
Kirara☆
When rebels marched through DR Congo years ago the peacekeepers refused to fight, they ran away despite being superior in arms and numbers and positions They abandoned tens of thousands of people to be raped and murdered
Then one of the peacekeepers got killed in an accident and Ban Ki-moon cried about how tragic it was
I hate the peacekeepers so much They're the fucking worst
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what a good system
Anno
euphemistically called "survival sex"
Anno
Haitian lawyer Mario Joseph has been trying to get compensation for victims of a deadly cholera strain linked to Nepalese peacekeepers that killed an estimated 10,000 people.
what
Kirara☆
Fucking peacekeepers are the worst
Anno
i thought the cia were the worst
Anno
Janila Jean said she was a 16-year-old virgin when a Brazilian peacekeeper lured her to a U.N. compound three years ago with a smear of peanut butter on bread, raped her at gunpoint and left her pregnant.
Alleged victimizers came from Bangladesh, Brazil, Jordan, Nigeria, Pakistan, Uruguay and Sri Lanka, according to U.N. data and interviews. More countries may have been involved, but the United Nations only started disclosing alleged perpetrators' nationalities after 2015.
Anno
>>88259 I'd KILL right now for some peanut butter bread
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>>88263 would you get fucked with a gun to your head by a brazilian
>“The data was irrefutable in demonstrating that when someone standing directly in front of you begins walking away, their body does not, as previously assumed, gradually shrink before eventually disappearing entirely,” said Dr. David Pinard, lead author of the study. “Rather, our findings indicate that they maintain their original size regardless of how tiny they may appear.”
>“In what was probably our most telling experiment, we positioned two 5-foot-10-inch tall male subjects opposite one another at a distance of approximately 800 feet,” said Pinard. “We found that, though appearing no more than 4 centimeters in size to their respective counterpart, each subject remained at their original height of 5-feet and 10-inches at all times. In the next phase of the trial, the subjects began walking toward each other, and again, the results indicated that they were not growing taller and taller at exponential rates with every step, but instead once again remained at a constant height of 5 feet and 10 inches, with absolutely no variation in physical stature.”
>>88308 jokes on everyone but you i was actually just covering my own back by ironically illustrating the tendency in question in order to build credibility in our shared opinion
Anno
I mean I like the taste but it's a pain too
Kirara☆
>>88301 I don't doubt that you do I just don't understand the popularity It looks like fake popularity to me
Alternative facts is big enough to have gotten into the FF15 localization
Kirara☆
I should get a beanbag chair
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beanbag chairs are dope
Anno
don't smoke beanbag chairs
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>pulp-free orange juice
『ｓｋ』
I prefer pulp free
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do you also prefer dick you mong
『ｓｋ』
What's wrong with pulp free?
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the closer a juice is to eating the fruit as a whole, the better orange juice with pulp is superior taking the pulp out is like sanitizing it, removing all that makes it good
If you like sappy romantic bullshit like I do you should watch it And if you don't, then don't dude it's not worth it because that's what the movie is
Anno
Didn't you say though that you hate romantic subplots in movies?
『ｓｋ』
Yeah because they're never done properly and they're always shoved in Most of the time they write a script, and then go "oh also we hit better with focus groups if you jam in some romance there"
Anno
Should i be surprised that you actually like sappy romantic bullshit?
Marth is so lame. I already have Lucina. Escape Route 3 is nice to transfer, I guess. Or Spur Speed 3 Or maybe I'll just throw him to the wind for 1k feathers.
>>88409 Marth is my SEVENTH Sword five star I don't need more. Lucina, Lyn, TWO (2) Corrins, Ryoma, and Eldigan are already more than enough. >>88413 3/1005 (3/100)5
TN
I wonder what are the odds of rolling 5x5 in that mobage of yours
Anno
>>88412 i've got only 3 five stars not like i skipped any orbs since the game launched either rolling green when red is so strong isn't nice
Koi
I have no green 5* and it's annoying because there are more than enough mainstream blue 5* to make it bothersome. Robin(M) counters 10/12 of my 5*
>The film offers a front row seat on an around the world exploration of how people, groups and entire cultures tap into an alternative “true reality” through spirituality, meditation, and plant medicine. Featuring thought leaders from around the world, including Bruce Lipton, Deepak Chopra, Ram Dass, Marianne Williamson, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, Foster Gamble and many more. OH THIS IS GONNA BE GOOD
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DEESCAM HOAXRA AND THE WHOLE GANG
Kirara☆
>>88421 Apparently they matched wood patterns or something
Also >I'm a journalist but think free speech is a bad thing >at least when it hurts corporations
That's evil This person is an evil person
『ｓｋ』
Actually the account looks fake anyway
八十八
>>88452 It's bad journalism in the first place to use qualifiers like good or bad a better practice would just be to say "I'm a journalist who is against free speech that hurts organizations" note that i'm using it to call it bad journalism though so it's a pretty petty mistake, but little things like that massively sway who your content can be received by
Are you familiar with their videos? Do you remember seeing any, or hearing mention of any through your tweeting experiences? >>88468 Does it surprise you that they have video articles, do you consider that a standard, would it surprise you if they didn't? It's totally fine if you dont have answers for these
『ｓｋ』
I don't remember seeing any I looked for some in one article once, but I didn't find any
Which is part of why I don't know how much I can trust them
『ｓｋ』
I think video as part of articles is pretty standard I guess it's standard to have articles that are just a video, too, but I usually avoids those articles because I prefer to have more than just the video to work with
Tell me more about that. For instance, do you expect most of the content to be in the video but have a short 200-500 word summation of the article? Or more like a full-feature article with video context? Or do you only want videos of source material, like if the article is about a speech and it includes clips in the article?
『ｓｋ』
Yeah, video as context is what I usually want Since it's already a webpage I don't really need their news anchors reading from a prompter what is about to happen, I can just watch the video and then read the article about it Is what I usually want anyway
What about if it's not news anchors reading, but the journalist out digging and interviewing? Would you rather have a video edit of the interview or the transcript, or both?
『ｓｋ』
That can be good, but I usually just prefer having an article as well I dunno, being able to just read it is nice
『ｓｋ』
Both would probably be best but I can get why you wouldn't put that on the page, too
If you were to be watching a video by heat street -- Well first off let me ask Would you read an article or watch a video from Heat Street? If so, would you be viewing it more for entertainment or informational purposes?
『ｓｋ』
Mostly I prefer having the video there so I can verify what the article is talking about
『ｓｋ』
I'd probably read an article if I got linked one, but I wouldn't look for it myself. It'd be mostly for the sake of information
『ｓｋ』
As in, if I was looking for something myself, I'd pick any other source over it Likely
八十八
Do you read from any other fringe news sources? Which ones might you be familiar with? You don't have to do a full list, just any that are the top of your mind
『ｓｋ』
I keep on top of some of Infowar's shenanigans And I watch a bit of TYT, but not a lot I guess there was Crowder as well, but he lied to his audience a few times so his value dropped for me
Most of that's for entertainment though I don't think I'll agree with either on most things
八十八
>>88480 So you do this more as a top-down approach to see what's happening, and not an immersive approach where you're looking to those sources for the basis of your news information? You don't hold them in high regard, but it's still worth going over and taking a gander sort of
『ｓｋ』
Yeah I just see what they think about things that happen because it's interesting to see how different people react to events
Keeping up with the Joneses, but the Joneses are multimillion media corporations
『ｓｋ』
Oh, I watch Secular Talk, too I usually agree with Kyle
thanks SK this has been super helpful i still need to write out a full script with more thorough questions but this helped me get a feel for things i really like this market research stuff it doesn't even feel like work
I don't... need to, but I want something to snack on I dunno what though, I'll figure it out
八十八
you can snack on these nuts
『ｓｋ』
I'm planning to get pistachios actually
八十八
you don't buy the unshelled ones do you that's so fuckin stupid that's half the point >>88489 oh thank god i see them at the store and i'm like WHO WOULD DO THIS
I just get the by-weight stuff where you fill a box with whatever nuts you want But I just dump it full of pistachios because that's what the price of that stuff is adjusted after anyway, cause they're the most expensive
But they're better than the bagged pistachioss Bagged isn't as salty
八十八
yeah we got that at whole foods they got tons of shit, and a lot of stuff that's not nuts too
Anno
>>88488 By unshelled do you mean buying them with the shell on or off. Because for some reason I can't get this one straight.
八十八
>>88492 by unshelled i mean no shell >>88495 that's what we're talking about that's the whole point of them
『ｓｋ』
unshelled is without shell
Anno
Aw I enjoy cracking open the shell. It's fun.
『ｓｋ』
The shell is also like 25% of the taste
Anno
Oh wait right whoops. Okay good.
八十八
it's like when it's 10pm at night and you saw some crackheads checking out your house earlier that day so you have to sit in the kitchen watching out the window until sun-up with an AR-15 ready that's when you plop out a bag of pistachios crack em', unshell them, eat them, savor the whole night passes like nothin' if you had them without the shells, it'd be like "well that used up 20 minutes now i'm bored"
Anno
And full. Nuts have a pretty high caloric content for how tiny they are.
八十八
maybe yours not mine. mine are huge pistachios are great and all, but brazil nuts are really where it's at they're my favorite by a long shot like sometimes i'll just have one or two and that's a whole snack
Yeah I guess Fuck the force, honestly Such a plot convenience
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
umm not really plopt convenience, when the whole series is centred around it this is like going >ring of power, what a plot convenience >magic (in harry potter), what a plot convenience
Yeah except the force can do like literally fucking anything Like you need any sort of plot thing in SW done, you can just throw your hands up and go "It's CHIM I don't gotta expl-" "It's THE FORCE I don't gotta explain shit"
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
Well it is a force that binds and moves together everything in the universe so... yeah
Samurai Lal'C !KW2DbpWwls
some stories have magic as a well thought out system other stories just use it as ex machina
Can't figure out a way to make a character reach a conclusion rationally? Force did it How are they gonna do this thing? Force done it Most of the whole movie franchise could just be force does it >>88535 Well Obi Wan used the force to become an even more powerful ghost obi wan by way of suicide That's some "Don't gotta explain it, force" shit
That is pretty much like nitpicking the "Made the kessel run in 14 parsecs or whatever it was or "how can they travel fastert than light but call it lightspeed"
Koi
Carson got stuck in a public housing elevator.
Kirara☆
>>88539 i saw that while bored in class this morning and it totally made my morning
Actually when they travel faster than light, do you think they ever look through telescopes to see replays of their old battles and stuff? >blow up a planet with the deathstar >warp far away >look at it happen in real time from far away
>>88543 >dude you hear this alderan got blown up >for real? >how long ago was that >I dunno 10 days >gotta mark this on the calender >"remember, watch alderan go boom in 10 years"
>>88551 It is not a matter of good lense, but all the other light sources Similiar how you can't see the stars in big cities light pollution but this time from stars, supernovas, spacebattles etc etc
Anno
Yeah but then you get planets like Tatooine where it's Bumfuck-Nowhere, The Planet. They must get a really lovely starscape from the surface there.
Though that Pitch Black Riddick movie had it even better what 2 or 3 starts and it only got dark once in a millennia when the nearby gas giant caused some few month long night.
Anno
I watched that movie with some friends once. It's the only part of the Riddick franchise I've got any experience with. It was a pretty good movie actually.
Riddick is a vin diesel scifi franchise Basically diesel in space killing aliens and humins
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I know, I wasn't sure if anon was talking about Riddick
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>88556 Yeah pitch black was good the chronicles had potentional, but I think they kinda lost where they were going with it in the end. havn't seen the latest movie yet
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
like pitch black is just a survival space movie and then chronicles is suddenly some big space opera epic with tons of lore and shit thrown at you
>>88567 well yeah they'd be arrested for assault, but the assaulter person can still decide do they want anything out of it more or atleast that is how it works here. Or the assaulted person can just drop charges if they so desire.
>>88571 Yeah, that is reasonable But I'm saying it shouldn't be the company It should be each and every individual involved Each security officer The person who called the security officer Everyone
>>88574 Yeah if the case was handled here, the personnel would be charged with assault and of c the company would have to reimbuse some basic level things but everything going to the assault case, would come from the individuals.
『ｓｋ』
And usually, I'm all for "I was following orders" But that doesn't apply here because United isn't the government, and whatever their order is, the US government supersedes everything
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
If you can prove that united said "drag someone out of the plane by force" then united or the supervisor who made the order gets blame too
『ｓｋ』
>>88578 Too being the keyword You aren't off the hook because your boss told you to assault a man and you did
Anno
is it the personel? i think blue mentioned the CPD being involved
Anno
>>88572 >Read the Daily Mail article >Daily Mail I see where everything went wrong.
>>88579 Yeah, you kinda only get excemption partly when it is "follow order or get shot"
Kirara☆
>>88581 Not at daily mail. Because New York Times also did an article reporting the same info.
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>>88582 You get an exception when it's your government because doing as the government says is one of the main things underpinning civilized society In my mind anyway I get that the UN for example doesn't recognize that after WW2, but they also tolerate child rape gangs within their own peacekeeping forces so I legitimately couldn't give less of a shit what their opinion is, and will actually stand by this almost for the sake of being against them
Yeah like a terror bomb attempt on a german football team
Kirara☆
>>88591 I think this is a common yet utterly incorrect belief. It seems undeniable to me that things are worse now than two years ago or even one year ago. Or even six months ago.
Overall, as a total, the world is just getting better, but it dips and climbs seemingly at random throughout the world during this processs
Anno
>>88593 That's wholly subjective though. Things that are worse or better are not universally consistent from person to person. Some things that are good or bad for some people may be entirely inapplicable or completely disregardable to others. Sure, it might be worse to you, but your belief that the world is getting worse doesn't invalidate the belief for others that it is continuing to plumb along as it always has.
And as long as nobody lands in the US, we're fucking GOOD TO GO, SON! Norway gon' pull through this shit like NOTHIN HAPPEN
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
also anyone wanna see me replay through Reign of Chaos campaign or well start it now?
Anno
>>88598 I mean that's the strong contrast, but sure. On the other hand, the people that are struggling with massive flooding in Peru probably don't give two whits about building tensions in the Pacific theatre or even that America has elected a fuckwit for a president. They also certainly don't care about ISIS. The fact that these things are making the world worse (or better) for certain people is entirely irrelevant to their current concerns.
>>88593 I used to believe this but then I kept reading things and now I understand that there's always something like this happening. It just wasn't on the radar.
You can tell humanity is transitioning into an age of way more information than we can handle
It's just a statistical fact that bullshit is gonna happen The problem is we're WAY too informed now, and where we used to hear about some bullshit each month we get like all the bullshit every day
We're not made to handle this amount of bullshit
Kirara☆
>>88608 Yes, in remote places of the world that are characteristically dangerous and violent.
The western world has not had moderately scaled terrorist attacks on the daily for large periods of time at any point in recent history or to the degree that we do today.
>>88605 These people probably do care about the US president. The US provides them with relief and so a president that refuses to do so makes their lives even worse.
No matter how you look at things, many countries are declining in ways unprecedented in modern times. There is constant war and terrorism. Things haven't been like this before. The majority of the world is worse off now than several years ago. We see it in crime rates as well.
Koi
>>88615 I read both of those. And that's where I came in.
Things like "man beaten by cops for not voluntarily giving up his seat on an airplane" Or "terrorist mows through people, clipping them in half, in Sweden, one of the world's safest nations only like 10 years ago"
>>88620 The proliferation of media itself has changed things. The ease of production of video changed things. The ease of publication changed things. It's all coming at us at once and it's incentivized.
Anno
did you pay as much attention to the news at a younger age though or have decent internet sources of events
>>88624 Terrorism has always been and always will be a constant threat in big cities it has nothing to do with anything terrorism hgas always happened in big cities trucks of peace have existed since ancient romans
Yeah. I feel like the biggest change to things happening is our ability to look at it with ease. Someone being killed is terrible and unfortunately it happens every day. Difference now is that I can hear about it happen from all over the world.
Anno
>>88628 Though they may have been wheeled carts of justice back then.
Kirara☆
>>88630 I had the same propensity to look at news and access to news four years ago. I can easily tell things have changed.
>>88628 I still can't fucking believe they elected that guy as the mayor Like for real lads? The guy who separates his audiences by gender, that's the man THAT'S the guy Not literally anyone else
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>88633 that was a french guy who first said that though
>>88634 Doesn't matter, the London Mayor said so too, and he's just as horrible
Anno
>One horrible thing someone does turns them into an nonredeemable human being At least our mayor was garbage at actually doing things before he got caught smoking crack.
>>88632 I feel like the things that people care to talk about and look into has changed. Four years ago, certain things weren't being cared about or resonated very much. Now, it's become a lot more focused. Or rather than focused, things have become a focus. And those things are generally terrible. That said, with such terrible things being focused on, I'm sure it's caused more of those things to happen. But the more I look back, the more it feels like such issues always existed but they simply didn't carry far enough.
>>88638 Those are private spheres though, that's a separate thing entirely Maybe segregation there isn't necessary either, but I don't have a hard position on that Because if nothing else, culturally we're not comfortable with the other gender seeing us doing toilet things
Anno
But public washrooms are also gender segregated.
Kirara☆
>>88638 I don't see how these are comparable I don't necessarily think gender-specific washrooms are necessary but that's completely different from segregation in a public setting such as a secular political rally
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>88641 yeah for a good reason and bathrooms aren't exactly the same
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Also divisions in clothing stores aren't segregation You can just shop in the girl section if you wanna Nobody stoppin' ya
>PR event where mayor separates male reporters to step forward enar him and women reporters to stay in the back is the same as men and women having different bathrooms
Anno
I really don't see the problem in genders being separated in a crowd at an event. Can both crowds sufficiently hear the information being communicated?
I don't think a secular government official enforcing religious rules at a public event is a molehill That's a mountain
Kirara☆
>>88646 Because everyone should have the right to stand where they want at a public event. Men and women should be able to be together if they want to.
Anno
>>88651 How is this religious rules? Is there a religious rule somewhere that says women must be in their own group and men must be in their own group?
I dunno if I really believe that, but at the same time I have no reason not to Judaism seems fuckin' chill
Kirara☆
Judaism advocates women's rights from the very beginning. The law itself favors women in a variety of social and civil situations Also Judaism preaches acceptance of non-Jews and gives them a place in the World to Come provided they believe in God and don't do shit like fuck animals
>>88683 and many non progressive things if you nitpick shit I really love christians who nitpick "gays are bad" from bible, but then dismiss everything else in the entire book it was taken from or the chapter or the same sentence
How do you interpret "it is an abomination" into "it's fine"?
Anno
There's nothing wrong with throwing out this entire thread.
Kirara☆
>>88698 Because that's not what it says in Hebrew probably
Also the Bible isn't taken at word-value in Judaism The Torah exists in two parts: written and oral. Written Torah is the books. Oral Torah is the background information for them that is passed down by Rabbis.
OK listen God, next time you pick someone to give a set of god given rules, make sure their language isn't so vague, a rule can be either "KILL ANYONE WHO DOES THIS" or "Dude just do this if you like, feel like it, it's not a big deal" Like onegai Go with something a bit more rigid
>>88706 It's hard to put a clear ratio to it without pulling up the game and looking at my totals list, but I want to say maybe around a third of the way through? I've unlocked three of the five worlds but have definitely not 100%'d any of them.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
this really reminds me why I kinda dismiss good amount of old testament in terms of guidance cause good part is just that >how to generally live
Following my moral compass won't make me successful.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>don't lay eiyh lele >don't lay with a man as if you would with a woman, for it is a horrendous deed so if you lay with a man as if it was a man, is not bad?
>>88733 In America you just need to know your rights so they can be violated, leaving you in no condition to take it to court But at least you know you got reamed
>Martin O’Malley: Bernie Sanders Wouldn’t Have Beaten Donald Trump >But the former Maryland governor says if he had been the Democratic nominee, “I think I would have won.”
The only reason we shouldn't deport anyone who supports Breivik is that there are international laws against rendering someone without any citizenship at all Fuck that guy and every person who thinks he was even close to the right answer
That's a valid point I guess I'm vulnerable to being hypocritical too
I think this is a little bit different in that it's support of a terrorist act that happened here Getting rid of those who support that is a matter of national security
But at the same time, just supporting it shouldn't be enough to go to jail, I don't think
And obviously, immigrants wouldn't ever support that, so you know, I guess it's kind of a pointless thing
But at the same time, there is the freedom of expression in general It's tough because I genuinely don't think people who support him can be considered humans They're just not
He's a likely loopy fucking sociopath who killed KIDS WITH NO POLITICAL POWER in an attempt to achieve the goal of protecting those very children Cancer human being But human being so we can't just lose all our direction either It's important that the law is the same for everyone
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
yeah nope this potato can't encode video live so guess no streaming anything if I don't fix my desktop
Oh also heads up Livestreamer isn't updated much anymore but streamlink is apparently I dunno if you can do this with livestreamer, but with streamlink you can search through archived streams on twitch
I know I tried that with livestreamer on youtube once, and it just closed out of the video cause it couldn't deal with anything other than going through the whole video from the start
