"Democrats didn't believe that the genocidal regime they sent bombs to would use those bombs to commit genocide."
Kichae
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"If you live in one of Canada'd largest cities, ebikes work great!"
Just another item on the "fuck people in smaller towns and rural Canadians, I want mine" wishlist, I see.
I have been told by multiple people (so, like, two. Maybe 3) over the years that things I have posted have changed their minds and their leanings on political topics. But these were not any of the people I was directly addressing. I think they may have all been before the rise of Big Social, too.
Everything points to a right-wing pivot for the liberals
The last Liberal government bought a $5B oil pipeline. This smells more like honesty and pragmatism than any kind of actual ideological pivot.
That's all well and good if you only have to transport yourself, and only have to go a few kilometres. Being a smug prick because you don't have any place to be or anyone else to bring with you does absolutely nothing to promote your cause to others.
Hahahaha. Those laws are for "citizens", not subjects.
"Even in the worst circumstances, there is something you can do"
"Yeah, but, like, why are there bad circumstances? Have you ever thought of that?"
My dude, when the fuck do you think people need hope? When they're jerking off?
This is just his left hand paying his right so he can claim Twitter's value is comparable to what he initally paid for it. He's getting fixated on people talking about his losses again, and is getting ready to call someone a pedo on main again.
This meshes pretty well with my feelings of thing. On the whole, TotK is more refined more of the same. I've enjoyed seeing how the world and characters have moved on, I enjoyed the side quests, and I enjoyed that feeling early on of the depths being new, mysterious, and dangerous.
One of the things I decided early on was that I didn't like the Lego Technic stuff, and I committed to using it as little as possible. Especially for speeding up travel. I'm an old, and my internal Hyrule is deeply and strictly... medieval? Mythical? Legendary? Electric drones just don't fit into my schema for Zelda, even though the developers gave been slipping more and more magitech into the setting for going on 20 years now. I feel that this has given me more of a sense of the game as a meal, to use your analogy, but it's definitely an indulgent one.
I wasn't looking for more BotW. I was just looking for more Link, Zelda, and Ganon. I got what I wanted, and I genuinely don't understand the ire the game has drawn, other than, maybe, a lot of people getting what they wanted, discovering they were wrong about what they wanted, and being unwilling to accept that.
I also (don’t lynch me) think that combat should be an RP experience. That could be my love for certain systems where you get bonuses for good, accurate descriptions and not simply, “I roll. I hit. I do X damage.”
Combat should be a RP experience regardless of system. What you're describing is one where proactive roleplay is a mechanical system, and I'll be honest, as someone who's never entertained a career in the theatre, or as a pompous grim fiction writer with too many thesauruses lying around, fuck that god awful fucking noise. But the choice of what to do, and how you react after the roll should be informed by the fiction of the game and the fiction of the combat, and that is roleplay.
The fact that much of the discourse around the games and resources available to players is focused on min/maxing number munchers is a social problem, not a system one.
it has begun to dawn on people here that there could be long-term damage to a close relationship, one that benefits the U.S.
“They [realize the] need to moderate their rhetoric and keep the relationship going in a historically positive direction,” Miller said.
They can get stuffed. We should never go back, and I hope Carney keeps promoting that idea on the campaign trail.
Crazy how the only one of these airing criticism that says the budget isn't doing enough is the publicly owned one.
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Amazing how the US government thinks US businesses have any standing in our country, after it wiped its ass with that trade treaty that wildly favoured them.